Lol everyone seems to think I'm a very low rater, so it's nice to find someone who matches! It's not that I don't enjoy things - I just try to be realistic about their shortcomings. And almost nothing's perfect! I still have a fun time, though.
Good luck with your project! I rarely rewatch anything so I could never do that.
English subtitles: https://subscene.com/subtitles/kazeyo-arashiyo-the-wind-the-stormAlternative Link: https://softsub.net/subtitles/kazeyo-arashiyo-the-wind-the-storm
I tried downloading subs for the first episode from both sites, but both times it just downloads an empty zip file :(
Haha! You'd think it's good memory but it's also partially because I take notes in my watchlist >:) Some of these…
Ohhh notes on the watchlist... I keep forgetting that's an option and that people actually do that. Good for you! You are more organized than I am. And yeah that's fine! It's always nice when my interpretation of a character coincides with someone else's. :)
I'm glad you put together this list! How do you have such a good memory to remember your reasoning for characters from older shows?! I have a similar list of coded aro/ace characters smushed together and I just noted who I thought was what, and looking at it now I couldn't tell you my rationale for older shows because I barely remember anything about them! So I'm impressed!
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Good luck with your project! I rarely rewatch anything so I could never do that.
First part of a series of films looking at the old trade routes from Tibet to southern China.
EP 2 = Road to Pilgrimage
A record of a remarkable 2,000km+ pilgrimage made by a handful of peasants from Sichuan to Lhasa in 2006-7.
EP 3 = Tea Makes the Road Open
A look at tea production in China and the trade routes taken to get the produce to Tibet.
EP 4 = The Salt in Yanjing
A look at salt production in Tibet and its influence on the local economy.
EP 5 = Himalayan Salt Trek
A look at the salt trade between Tibet and Nepal and the nomads who work it .
EP 6 = Guge Mystery of the Lost Kingdom
A look at the ancient kingdom of Guge in Western Tibet on a crossroads in the Silk Road.
(Source: dharma-documentaries.net)