LULU (middle) was invited to New Taipei City Zhuang Jing Higher Vocational College to promote the Taiwanese Aboriginal Festival culture. She also specially selected aboriginal clothing matching.
The artist LULU Huang Lu Ziyin, who performed well in variety shows and Golden Melody Awards red carpet hosting, has a Tayya native descent. She is based on the documentary short film "Sacrifice Encounter" of the Taiwan Aboriginal Festival and invited her to serve as the spokesperson. She also went to New Taipei City's "Zhuang Jing Higher Vocational College" to promote Taiwan's unique ritual cultural characteristics to 1,200 students.
LULU, which is very popular among the student group, immediately received photos of students cheering and competing for autographs as soon as they appeared, and was even shouted, "Goddess!" and was treated as a superstar. LULU, who was in the stage of singing, was more generous and open to order songs on the spot. As a result, in addition to singing "I like you so much", the students also ordered "Honey Thighs", but this "Honey Thigh" song made LULU lose control and crazy on the spot. She smiled and said, "That song is called "Song of Legs", not "Honey Thighs"!"
LULU, who is good at funny and quick-responsive, introduced the indigenous rituals to the fun, like a carnival. She also transformed into a little teacher to teach the Tayya greetings on the spot, and also performed "cross-tribe greetings" with the Amei students on the spot. It was obviously 2 different languages, but she could still understand the interactive greetings! After watching the "Sacrificial Encounter", LULU said emotionally: "The Aboriginal Celebration culture belongs to Taiwan's unique treasure, but it has gradually been lost because of the lack of written heritage. It is very touched that the People's Congress Committee has tried its best to gather the most beautiful power of Taiwan!"
"Sacrificial Encounter" was prepared and filmed by the Aboriginal Association. It is in the form of an animated short film to tell the story of the encounter with the beautiful island of Taiwan during the journey of a wandering businessman.
Finally, LULU, on behalf of the Aboriginal Association, presented 500 "Sacrificial Encounters" DVDs to "Zhuang Jing Higher Vocational College" as student textbooks. It was even more joking that everyone who wanted to go back must "one to ten, ten to hundreds, and ten to hundreds, so that the whole family and the streets and alleys can be circulated" so that this good film, which represents the shortlisted International Cancôme Film Festival, can be spread more, and the unique culture of Taiwanese people will not be forgotten by young people.
