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CTBC Securities Supports Local Cinema with Screening of 'How Could My Ancestor Be Your Ghost'
Finance · Investment Banks/Brokers · economic_daily · 2026-10-07
CTBC Securities reinforces its commitment to corporate social responsibility by sponsoring a local film screening, promoting cultural heritage and financial fraud awareness.
What Happened
Cultural Sponsorship: CTBC Securities continues its long-term commitment to local culture by hosting a private screening of the Taiwanese film 'How Could My Ancestor Be Your Ghost.' This initiative aims to promote diverse local stories and demonstrate the firm's ongoing support for the domestic content industry.
Film Highlights: The movie blends indigenous beliefs, folklore, and natural landscapes with elements of horror, comedy, and fantasy. By using a humorous narrative style, the film offers audiences a unique perspective on the historical context and spiritual values of Taiwan's indigenous communities.
Local Experience: To create an immersive atmosphere, the event featured traditional 'Gua Bao' (pork belly buns), allowing guests to connect with the film through authentic local flavors. This multi-sensory approach helped deepen the audience's emotional resonance with the story's cultural roots.
Fraud Prevention: Before the screening, CTBC Securities premiered its annual anti-fraud video featuring players from the CTBC DEA basketball team. The firm utilized the event to promote financial safety and fulfill its social responsibilities as a leading financial institution.
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