Xinhua News Agency, Hong Kong, April 13 (Reporter Liu Huan) The documentary film "Early Bird", with the theme of harmonious coexistence between man and nature, was premiered in Hong Kong a few days ago.

　　"Early Bird" is one of the core achievements of the "Hong Kong Nature Story" project. It is directed by Hong Kong director Tsai Ruiqi and has been carefully planned and produced for more than three years. The film shows the diverse relationship between man and nature through the life trajectory of four ordinary Hong Kong people. Writers, eco-photographers, models and divers and real estate practitioners shuttle through Hong Kong, a metropolis embedded in the texture of mountains and seas, interacting with nature. The beautiful scenery of mountains, seas, pastoral flowers and birds that can be seen bring them the strength to move forward.

　　Huang Shuxian, Deputy Director of the Environment and Ecology Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, said at the premiere that the Environment and Ecology Bureau and the Fisheries and Agriculture and Natural Care Department fully support the shooting of the "Hong Kong Nature Story" series and provide professional opinions to show the beautiful natural environment and rich biodiversity in Hong Kong. Zhang Tong, vice president of career development of Phoenix TV Group, said that he hopes that the whole world will understand that Hong Kong is not only an international metropolis, but also a natural ecological environment worthy of pride. WWF Hong Kong CEO Wong Biyin said that the launch of "Early Bird" proves that the importance of media is not only to convey information, but also to promote conservation work well.

　　The "Hong Kong Nature Story" project is a large-scale cultural charity project including TV documentaries, documentary films, new media courseware and a series of activities. It is jointly produced by Phoenix TV Group and China Resources Group, jointly initiated by Phoenix TV Group and the Hong Kong Branch of the World World Fund for Nature, and has received full support from the Hong Kong SAR Government. The project takes Hong Kong as a template to showcase Hong Kong's natural beauty and sustainable development experience to the world, and provides an example of how the world can coexist and coexist.

　　According to reports, "Early Bird" will be released by Anle Film Co., Ltd. and is expected to be available in Hong Kong theaters within the year to meet the audience.

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