HD
1981
Set against the backdrop of rural Fujian Province, "Chronicles of Hulling Rice" explores a cherished Hakka folk rhyme that celebrates the age-old tradition of rice farming. As thunder echoes and rice is harvested, viewers witness the labor-intensive process of hulling, a vital yet arduous task in southern China's agricultural history. This documentary captures the creation of what may be the final rice-huller ever crafted, highlighting the enduring connection between the land, the people, and their time-honored practices. Through evocative imagery and storytelling, it pays homage to a fading cultural legacy.