“Oh, God!” All the bees rushed in. The little dog evaded and hid among the flowering shrubs. Finally he was chased by a bee, and is going to be splintered by its thorn. Suddenly the little dog woke. He opened his eyes and found a bee humming around its nose. “How can I let you little chap scare me?” As the little dog stretched out its forelimb, the bee had its thorn stabbed right to the little dog’s nose. The little dog barked and fled with defeat.

“It’s so tough to be a bug!” In the evening, the crestfallen little dog walked by a big tree. Suddenly the eyes of the little dog were flashed. In fact, there were fireflies gathered all around the big tree. Spots of glow sparkled everywhere, and the big tree was shining like a lantern. These fireflies even twinkled with their friends of the same kind at the neighboring tree, singing in chorus.

“How can I give out light like those bugs?” The little dog jumped up and wanted to climb the tree. Being frightened, the fireflies flew off to the air and formed a part of the starry galaxy. Watching the earth from the outer space, the spots of light gradually increased and formed a large piece of land in the dark. Suddenly, a pair of bug’s wings once again grew at the back of the little dog. He brought his lantern to fly around the earth. There were many little kids with pajamas also bringing their lanterns and flying around the earth with the little dog.

This stereoscopic film length is 15 minutes, HD format, and in surround sound effect. It can be matched with a 4D environmental special-effect system (environmental special-effect control program software to be attached additionally). Even if it is in a non-4D theater, the film can also be shown as general 3D film.

This film is co-production with National Museum of Natural Science, please contact YAOX's marketing department ( sandy@yaox.com , +886-2-37895266 ~4132 )