What is the experience after watching the series of documentaries "Home Far away"?

When you see the frontier, the coast, 30 degrees north latitude, etc. Just like traveling in China, you can feel the vast territory, rich resources, inclusive culture and long history of China.

After reading the distant home series, I began to yearn for the distant place, and look forward to China, the frontier and the whole world. As a frog living at the bottom of a city well, I can't go to Wan Li Road at present. I want to get close to and learn the customs and folk culture of other places in the channels I can get, and learn to be a person who knows what a vast territory is.

I used to like Discovery Channel documentaries about space technology, such as Morgan Freeman's explanation of crossing the wormhole and BBC's humanities documentary. Many people scoff at domestic documentaries, not only because of shooting techniques and recording angles, but also because they reflect real facts rather than one-sided. These are all realities. Recently, however, I saw the introduction of Pakistan along the Belt and Road from distant countries, and introduced the general situation of Pakistan from various angles such as education, military, society and humanities. Praising China-Pakistan friendship does have a political tendency, and the ability of the host is limited, so it is impossible to know everything.

However, as a film about Pakistan, it is still worth seeing. Visit the old town of Rawalpindi by a colorful minibus, try a silk, cotton and linen blended robe similar to China cheongsam, and see the tradition of hand-painted henna in Ramadan and the Islamic totem and blessing patterns drawn by Pakistani newlyweds. This kind of painting combines plant pigments, lemons and materials, which is exquisite and exotic. It is said that it can last for about half a month, and it is incredible after watching the film.

As a big country, China needs to export surplus productive forces, and the friendship in the same boat also needs the support of interests. I think a good documentary can make you have the desire to watch, the impulse to understand and the final aftertaste, just like a good food, you need to taste it slowly. The distant home is flawed, but at least it gives people who have never been to Pakistan an immersive feeling, just like a person traveling in Pakistan.