On November 30th, the 2024 MUST Chinese Youth Film Festival and Golden Rooster Film Festival (Macau Station) was held at Macau University of Science and Technology. The call for submissions for this year's MUST Chinese Youth Film Festival received enthusiastic responses and active participation from universities and the public in many countries and regions at home and abroad. A total of 561 works of various types were received, and finally 13 short documentary works were selected to be shortlisted. The documentary work "Two Boys Named Jigme", with the teachers and students from the School of International Culture and Communication of BCU as the main creators, was successfully shortlisted in the short documentary unit. Zhang Liang, a 2022 graduate student majoring in Drama and Film & Television (Radio and TV Directing), was invited to attend the award ceremony as the representative of the director.

The documentary "Two Boys Named Jigme" is an outstanding practical achievement obtained through the overall planning of the undergraduate and postgraduate programs of Radio and TV Directing in the School of International Culture and Communication, as well as the joint cultivation by off-campus industry mentors and on-campus academic mentors. Su Mingqing, an industry mentor for graduate students majoring in Drama and Film & Television (Radio and TV Directing), and Dajie Dingzeng, the director, served as the chief producers. Academic mentors Liu Xilei and Zhou Weiwei served as producers. The main creative team consisted of undergraduate and postgraduate students majoring in Radio and TV Directing. Zhang Liang and Yang Dou served as directors, Shi Yueqi and Luo Ting served as co-directors, Wu Junquan, Zhang Yidan, Bai Junyao and Qin Yun served as literary planners, Luo Ting and Zhang Liang served as photographers, and Zhang Liang and Yang Manyu served as editors.

The documentary "Two Boys Named Jigme" tells the story of two Tibetan teenagers named "Jigme" at an altitude of 4,000 meters on the plateau, who made their debut as actors in the movie "The Boy in the Moonlight". They experienced the surprise of being favored by fate, shyness in front of the camera, setbacks to their self-esteem, and the awkwardness of adolescence, and finally gained friendship and growth. The film also presents their innocent and pure laughter and the expectations of the ignorant teenagers for the future.

The 2024 MUST Chinese Youth Film Festival and Golden Rooster Film Festival (Macau Station) is jointly organized by Macau University of Science and Technology and the China Film Association, and has an official cooperation with the Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Film Festival. It is a competition for global Chinese youth filmmakers, aiming to discover and encourage new talents in Chinese-language films, promote global cultural exchanges, and cultivate film creation and creative talents in the new digital era.