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On the morning of February 25, the 91st Academy Awards ceremony took place in Los Angeles, where the winners of various categories were announced. One notable highlight was Chinese-Canadian director Domee Shi, who won the award for Best Animated Short Film for *Bao*. The adorable character in the film charmed audiences worldwide. After the ceremony, *Red Star News* quickly interviewed Academy Awards judge and renowned actress Joan Chen, who praised *Bao*, saying, “It’s a beautifully made film.” *Bao* had previously been shown in theaters alongside *Incredibles 2*, and its strong cultural themes depicting family bonds in a Chinese household resonated with audiences globally. The short film not only became a fan favorite but also marked a significant milestone for Pixar, being the studio’s first animated short film directed by both a woman and a person of Chinese descent. In an earlier interview, Domee Shi shared that the English title of *Bao* holds a dual meaning. It refers both to the Chinese steamed bun and to the Chinese word for “treasure,” symbolizing the preciousness of children in their parents’ eyes. Following her win, *Red Star News* quickly reached out to Shi’s relatives in Chengdu, China. According to Shi’s cousin, she had returned to Mianyang in 2016 to celebrate her grandmother’s 90th birthday. The family is known for their modesty and calm demeanor, as described by her cousin. After the Oscars, Joan Chen further reflected on *Bao*, emphasizing the depth and emotional resonance the short film achieved in such a brief runtime. She noted how the film portrayed the bond between mother and child, calling it a “truly lovely film.” *Red Star News* reporters: Zhang Shihao, Intern: Bai Yujia Editor: Pan Li