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Film agreement between Kyrgyzstan and China
After the China-Central Asia Summit last week, it was learned that an agreement was reached between the Kyrgyz and Chinese authorities for a huge investment of $63 million for two TV films.
According to the news published by Kyrgyz newspapers on May 22, it was reported that Kyrgyzstan and China have agreed on two TV series, "Wind on the Silk Road" and "Love in Bishkek".
According to the Ministry of Culture of Kyrgyzstan, the projects were initiated at the request of the Chinese side, and preliminary agreements were concluded with the Shaanxi Tianhan Xingdian Film Company of the Ministry of Culture, Information, Sports and Youth Policy of the Kyrgyz Republic to shoot the film "The Wind on the Silk Road".
All for China's politics
According to the information, it was reported that filming the 40-episode series, which will start filming from the second quarter of this year, will be filmed in different cities and provinces of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, as well as Kyrgyzstan, and other countries. The budget allocated only to the "The Wind on the Silk Road" series is $38 million.
He also mentioned that the first agreement was reached between the Ministry of Culture of Kyrgyzstan and Beijing Zhongyi Boyu Culture Media to film the TV series "Love in Bishkek", and a budget of $25 million was allocated for the project.
Observers reported that expelling China even from Hollywood due to their intense propaganda content is on the international agenda, that the TV series agreed upon with Kyrgyzstan will only be for Chinese propaganda, to what extent the Chinese and Turkistan people have been living together in harmony with each other for many years, and how strong and peaceful China is. , and reflects that China has a say in the lands of Central Asia (Turkistan), and faces the troubles of neighboring countries in development and economy and in every field. They pointed out that it would be full of misleading content, and that all these efforts were to embody the image of the Russian regime in Central Asia, which was weakened by the occupation of Ukraine.