The first Naxi native language short film "Watching the Snow Mountain" tells the story of "a hundred years of a Dongba family" based on the life growth and Dongba cultural inheritance experience of Master Aheng Dongta, the 17th Dongba descendant. The rise and fall of a nation is watched by the heart-wrenching soul." With Lijiang's reputation as three world heritage sites, there is a long way to go in compiling, translating and disseminating ancient Dongba books and documents, a memory of the world heritage. Under the impact of the tourism economy, the inheritors of Dongba culture are struggling to inherit and develop, but they are still determined to We are unswervingly committed to the inheritance and protection of Dongba culture, and adhere to the roots of the traditional national culture. Screenwriter and director Pan Hongyi used "Watching the Snow Mountain" to try to answer Socrates' thousand-year question and the heaviest philosophical question in thousands of years: Who am I? Where do I come from? Where am I going? For national culture, only by persevering can we keep our roots! As Aheng Dongta, the 17th generation descendant of Dongba, said tragically in the film: "If one day, our Dongba culture is destined to disappear, then all we do is to slow down its disappearance. Slower.