As the 2015 Golden Koala Chinese Film Festival will be held in Australia during the Spring Festival next year, now the submission has kicked off. You are welcomed both to join in the competition with your own works and to recommend others’ outstanding films.

I have not met Ruijun LI until the Award Night of the recent Golden Koala Chinese Film Festival (GKCFF). At that time, LI, holding the Jury Prize with a gentle smile on his face, was interviewed and photographed under the spotlights. Despite slight nervousness, he demonstrated a rare quality among young film directors, the ability to be casual and calm. Besides the GKCFF in Australia, LI has participated in several international film festivals. It seems as though he would make high-cost blockbusters as a celebrated film director. However, he, with his distinctive “leisure” is still wholly absorbed in his hometown, the Northwestern China.