A love letter to Me, You, and Kashgar.
This was truly one of the most beautiful pieces of work I have watched. The portrayal of Kashgar culture was beautiful, while still staying rooted in its realities.
As someone from Pakistan (which borders, and therefore blends with, Kashgar), I thought the way they presented the culture, their norms and customs, was really well researched, and I found myself relating and enraptured by the representation.
The story follows 3 girls, each with their own distinct stories, struggles, ambitions, and growth, as they move through life, make decisions, meet people, face consequences, and learn lessons. These people, along with every other character, make mistakes, fall, get back up, and grow. Their decisions feel realistic and comfort you with their familiarity.
They showed the beauty of the traditions and roots, while also displaying the problems with the society (something which I found the most relatable).
I think the love this drama has is so unique. I can't help but feel the true appreciation the production has for this drama, from the writers to the directors and actors, and even the camerawork.
Even though it was only 8 episodes, this is by far the best pacing I have seen in a drama, ever.
The cinematography was breathtaking, and the music unique in its presence.
I 10000% recommend this; it is worth every second.
As someone from Pakistan (which borders, and therefore blends with, Kashgar), I thought the way they presented the culture, their norms and customs, was really well researched, and I found myself relating and enraptured by the representation.
The story follows 3 girls, each with their own distinct stories, struggles, ambitions, and growth, as they move through life, make decisions, meet people, face consequences, and learn lessons. These people, along with every other character, make mistakes, fall, get back up, and grow. Their decisions feel realistic and comfort you with their familiarity.
They showed the beauty of the traditions and roots, while also displaying the problems with the society (something which I found the most relatable).
I think the love this drama has is so unique. I can't help but feel the true appreciation the production has for this drama, from the writers to the directors and actors, and even the camerawork.
Even though it was only 8 episodes, this is by far the best pacing I have seen in a drama, ever.
The cinematography was breathtaking, and the music unique in its presence.
I 10000% recommend this; it is worth every second.
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