The Xiuguluan River runs through the homeland of two of Taiwan's indigenous tribes - the Ami and Bunun. At the mid- and down-stream levels, the Ami's fish-catching culture derives from the river. At the up-stream level around the Laku Laku River, the Bununs lived for centuries. It was also the site of a bloody battle between the Bunun and the Japanese. Through the eyes of history, the film presents the old and new faces of Xiuguluan River.

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