The Depths of Wumeng

Both touch upon the slice of life of rural areas where pace of the drama is neither slow nor fast.

About Miao ethnicity, set in Guizhou. About rural development and preserving the intangible cultural heritage of Miao embroidery.
Lighthearted, warm, with humour and center around relashionships.

Both are cultural slice of life dramas that showcase local culture and talk about preserving the intangible cultural heritage of the respective places. While Bloom Life is set in Kashgar of Southern Xingjian, The Depths of Wumeng is set in Guizhou. Both shows also showcase lives of different people living in the respective places.

The English tittle finally changed to Tales of Wumeng. Also based in reality, but in this case about the rural development and cultural revitalization of the Miao Groups. The drama blends the culture from different branches of this ethnic groups, but reflects a project funded by Unesco, China Government and Mercedes Benz Fundation.

It´s another uptlifting and vibrant drama, with humour too, and solid cast. Qin Jun Jie is the main lead in this case.

Both feature intangible cultural heritage as a large part of the drama premise; embroidery in The Depths of Wumeng and Xuan paper in Zhong Mo Yuan. Both also feature veteran actors, cinematic natural landscapes, and great cinematography.