1998

This documentary records the director's experience of fruit farming in Lishan. It showcasees an interesting participatory style, and reveals the daily lives of farmers in Lishan in their natural environment. The changes of the four seasons, patterns of work and farming, and the different personalities of the farmers are all revealed in this stylish work.

Karmapa is the spiritual leader, as a living Buddha, of the peace-loving Buddhist tradition in Tibet. Since the Dalai Lama, the current Karmapa, is also a political figure of the independence movement of Tibet, the China government wants to install his own puppet leaders as Dalai Lamas candidates. The result is a turmoil.

Shot between 1994 and 1996, Pyongyang Diaries records the individual human beings living within North Korea, a very restrictive regime and their enthusiasm of more contact with the outside world. The viewer is confronted by reminders of the struggle of the past, and the worsening crisis of famine in the country.

Three Chinese women are working frantically to tell the world about the historical moment of return of Hong Kong back to Mainland China. All television journalists, they have very different background, which includes the birthplace and growing-up experiences. Reunification might have been concerned as a parent's reunion with an errant child. What is the future of the whole family?

Ma-Be-Hao is a small branch of Tai-Ya tribe. Due to the swift changes of the political power in the island, the tribe lost their land. They stated the requirement toward the government, but got the reply as it is hard to define so-called ''native'' and to consider the ownership of the land. However, they keep it in mind that they must acquire land back some day.