Kekexili mountain petrol.

Last Monday we watched a movie Kekexili mountain petrol. It was a Chinese movie and based on a true story. At first it was really hard to understand what was the story about and this make it an interesting movie. This movie was directed and written by Chuan Lu and been released on 1st October 2004. The genre of the movie was Action and Drama. The movie was about a group of voluntary Tibetan petrol which are against the poachers. This poachers are people which hunt antelope just to take their skin. They almost killed more than 10,000 antelope each year. This voluntary Tibetan petrol was joined by a journalist from Beijing to stop this poachers. At last the story ended by the main character were killed and they can't stop this poachers due to many disaster they face such as snow storm, lack of fuel and food and many more.

Environment.

The environment in this movie are mostly taken in china and it was like a desert kind of area with dry sand and hardly can be found any tress, However only small shrubs are found which are scattered. This kind of environment is different from our country environment where in Brunei mostly of our area are covered by Tropical Rainforest. Plus in our country mostly we have rivers and seas.

Infrastructure.

Mostly houses were only found there. Their houses were old kind of houses with dirty kind of surroundings and only one small hospital can be found and also small club house where as on the other hand in our country mostly in the town there were many building can be found which consist of big school, hospital, houses and many more.

Practices & Economy

Mostly the Tibetan used to work as a farmer and cattle ranching but then as the climate change become hotter and the land changed to desert area so in this sense farming and cattle ranching is no longer practiced so this factors had push the poachers to hunt the antelope and took their skin and sold it overseas. Furthermore this poachers now work as skinners and their work were being passed down to their childrens and many more. Here in Brunei different where typical Bruneian work with the government sectors and mostly people don't work as farmer and cattle ranching or even skinner which are illegal. Brunei lean on natural resources such as Oil and Gas.

In addition, after the journalist went back to beijing this situation had changed as the government put a strictly policy and illegal the selling of skin of the antelope. So with this our situation were much better than the situation that were faced by the Tibetan people in china where they struggle to live as the government doesn't really help them.