Witness the moment
Enter real environments in the first person and preserve their uncertainty.
Brand Story
Travel was the route.
Understanding the world is the purpose.
The 600-Day Journey
“What deserves to be documented is not only the view, but the choices people make as the world changes.”
— Yoona Chu
The brand began with a Taiwanese passport. A 600-day journey transformed Yoona from a travel creator into an international documentary director. Across 7 continents, 51 countries and 136 cities, she moved from polar landscapes and cultural encounters to institutions including United Nations headquarters and the European Parliament.
Her camera does not avoid uncertainty. Cancelled flights in Iceland, a paragliding accident near Mont Blanc, hospitalization in Brazil, a late-night threat in Luxembourg, and filming restrictions inside international institutions all became ways to examine reality, systems and human response.
The 600-Day Adventure: From the Equator to the Poles is not a destination checklist or a collection of familiar Taiwan symbols. It asks how Taiwan connects with the world, how other societies understand Taiwan, and how Taiwanese people live, work and build lives abroad.
Personal action, public affairs and cross-cultural observation become one continuing documentary narrative—bringing the world closer to Taiwanese audiences and a clear Taiwanese point of view to global partners.
Build the context
Place people, culture, systems and place inside a fuller frame.
Create impact
Make film a starting point for understanding, dialogue and collaboration.