Wen LAN

During the perilous Japanese occupation era, the Sidik people were forced to lose their cultural beliefs. Men had to perform forced labor and were not allowed to hunt, and women as maids were not permitted to weave colorful clothes. The valiant hero Monaludao (played by Chen-Tai Lin) witnessed the oppressive rule over the past three decades. A misunderstanding sowed the seeds of the sun

After Monaludao (played by Lin Ching-tai) led his tribe to slay the blood of the foreign people to worship their ancestors at the public school, he gained the qualification to cross the Rainbow Bridge. What remained was to die calmly after a heroic battle. On the Japanese side, the news from Wushe was quickly spread everywhere. Army Major General Yayuhiko Kamada led a joint force composed of the military and the police, and acted promptly

This film is adapted from the historical facts of the Wushe Incident. In 1895, after ceding Taiwan under the Treaty of Shimonoseki, Japan promptly took over Taiwan by force, and various parts of the treasure island were successively captured. However, due to the impassable roads in the mountainous areas of Taiwan, the lives of the indigenous people have not been affected for the time being. Among the Seediq people in the Wushe area, there is Mona, a younger generation in Mahepo