Filmed across Taiwan’s misty mountains, Chai Chang’s latest video turns real adversity into cinematic magic.
Chang’s latest music video is a visual pilgrimage — filmed across the haunting beauty of Taiwan’s Shengren Falls, the mist-laced Zhuzihu Black Forest, and the raw minimalism of AA Studio in New Taipei City.
The story follows a lone traveler, scarred by hardship, wandering a rain-soaked forest in search of something brighter — what Chai calls the “fate of light.”
With each step, the weight of the world seems heavier, until a symbolic act of bravery (and a little help from his bandmates) unearths chains of courage buried deep in the earth.
The land blooms, the greys give way to colour, and the world transforms.
Behind the lens, the team battled real-life storms — rain-drenched makeup, mud-slick mountain trails, and soaked costumes.
But instead of retreating, they pressed on. “It was hard to even walk,” Chang admits, “but everyone kept going.”
That struggle, captured on film, now lives as part of the story: beauty born from the mess.
Check out our review of ‘Fate Of Light’ here.
