August

God, this documentary really gave me a dual enjoyment of both my eyes and soul. At the beginning, a person was slowly and firmly climbing a snow mountain. The sky was so blue and the snow mountain was so white. Under such beautiful scenery, the appearance of the narrator made me fall in love! I understand why he went to climb the snow capped mountains and his experience. Oh my god, it hurts me. Following his shots and descriptions, I witnessed more beautiful scenery and saw many ordinary people enjoying cycling and life. I hope you can heal both us and yourself, Zhang Zhehan ~

We all experience a lot of pain, even though many of them are not something we should bear. But since those injuries haven't killed us, they will definitely make us stronger, won't they? Your voice is so beautiful, your face is so handsome, your smile is so sweet,your documentary is so attractive, and you are still an excellent singer and actor. I believe your future will be incredibly exciting.

I look forward to seeing more of your works Zhang zhehan!

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.

Can't believe that love and passion for life conveyed by the documentary is from Zhang Zhehan coz I know what had happened and what are now still happening. The Sacredness in this documentary is showed by the beautiful natural scenery and interesting people yet actually from Zhang himself. I can't help but smile and cry with Zhang' doing cooking with the interesting big sister,sharing his understanding of dreams with the boys, cycling on his way in the gentle and magic snowy land, looking for miraculous glacier despite inevitable failures...which he has experienced enough and got used to ...He sings his own songs and keeps telling people, be strong! In the heaven like land, he is a hero. I have been inspired by him and again am inspired by him with this documentary. He is and will always be a legend! This is an honest documentary which also showes Zhang Zhehan's talent as a movie director. Zhang Zhehan's already a brilliant actor.

August is a documentary combines a lot of elements, and like a treasure with endless wisdom, and to open the treasure is simplyly opening your heart and connect with the film.

There is a saying, watching an excellent documentary is watching yourself! August is a documentary made by the heart of Director Zhang Zhehan. He has good connection with nature, people and the world, thus this film nables you to find yourself in different dimensions.

I have been watching this documentary for several times, and each time, you will find a new dimension and something touch your heart. We keep oursleves busy by doing things and lose the connection with our heart. By watching this film, you will find a peaceful space to connect with your heart and may find something meaningful to your life.

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.