August

As a documentary, what touches me most about "August" is not only the magnificent scenery and people who love life that he saw while riding along the way, but also the director's own self-compassion and self-healing of his own encounters. He suffered from that kind of persecution of public opinion that was as unfair as the drowning of the world (now in the comments section you can still see that so many haters are still persevering in the continued persecution), but he didn't have the slightest bit of resentment, in his eyes, he looks at the mountain scenery, the trees, the animals, the people, the road ahead, and tells the people who love him not to fall into the trap, not to let down, this is really very touching to me, and also really have redeemed to me, thank you Zhang Zhehan.

August is a movie which can calm down one's heart after watching. If you're disappoint ed with life,or in a low ebb of fate,you can find answers in this movie. What has happened to this world? Will the world become better now. No. Zhangzhehan still adheres to his ideal and reshape his belief even if all the ill-will and stigma of the world are dumped on him. He still treats everything in the world with warmth and kindness, calmly and beautifully. I hope fate will be kind to Zhangzhehan . August of the past is not yet over, and August in the future will come. But this movie will continue to inspire everyone to live on, go on, seek selfhood, seek direction, and reach the other shore.

I kept crying while watching the documentary. It turned out that I felt such emotion when I saw your work without knowing it myself. Perhaps only those who have experienced it together can understand the depth of those scars. What was I thinking when I watched "August"? I was wondering how someone could have such vigorous vitality and enthusiasm, and would always be impressed by this charm. I particularly like the background music in the documentary, especially the Meili Snow Mountain, which is ethereal and sacred, as if I am also in it. After staying in the city for a long time, people really need to go to nature to relax themselves. After reading this, I want to go to distant places.

After watching the documentary, I want to travel to Tibet. Tibet under the director's lens is so beautiful. This is a successful documentary. With the beautiful nature and the nomadic lifestyle, the animals here are more free than those in the city. The same is true for people. Fast-paced cities will make people nervous and anxious, and the unchanging life will gradually numb people. After reading August, it seems that I understand why so many people like cycling. Maybe they want to find the answer, or maybe they like cycling without a reason. There is no standard answer. Life is the same. There is no best way to live. Finding what suits you is the best.

I really enjoyed this documentary. It's a serene and peaceful film that follows the director's solo cycling journey along the Yunnan-Tibet Highway as he seeks self-discovery amidst a storm of online criticism. The film delves into various themes such as finding inner peace, discovering oneself, and seeking answers in life. The director immerses himself in the crowd, experiencing his true self and finding beauty in nature, sentient beings, communities, passions, dreams, brotherhood, and love. While the answers to life remain elusive for the director for now, he continues his journey forward, searching for them along the way.