Recently, the premiere of the Uzbek version of the Chinese film "Kashgar Gully" was held in Alisher, Tashkent, Uzbekistan? The Navoi Film Palace will be held. "Kashgar Guli", directed by Chinese director Fang Junliang, takes place in Shenzhen, Guangdong, one of the most developed cities in southern China, as well as Kashgar, Xinjiang, the Chinese pearl on the Silk Road. In Shenzhen, teacher Liang Peng fell in love with a girl named Yuan Xue from Kashgar. But in order to fulfill her father's last wish, Yuan Xue reluctantly refused Liang Peng's love and returned to her hometown. Before leaving, she left behind a Tajik eagle flute. A distance of several thousand kilometers cannot separate two loving hearts. After careful consideration, Liang Peng decided to go to Kashgar to find his beloved. While worrying about the success of this romantic journey, the audience also followed Liang Peng's footsteps through the ancient Kashgar. The color, charm, and modern development of Kashgar complement each other with this beautiful love story. The film highlights the historical landmarks, scenic spots, culinary culture, architectural features, and folk customs of Xinjiang, as well as showcasing the precious friendship between different ethnic groups. When creating movies, the main creators not only focus on this touching love story, but also pay attention to the diversity of ethnicity and culture. Although Kashgar Guli is a romantic comedy, it touches on very serious topics: the test of true love, the protection and display of culture, harmonious coexistence between nations, and other issues that anyone or even a country should seriously consider and take action on. Whether from the high praise of the audience or the high-quality filming, actor performances, and post production editing, the Chinese film industry has recovered from the epidemic and taken strong and powerful steps forward. According to the latest statistics from the National Film Administration of China, in 2023, the total box office revenue in China was nearly 8 billion US dollars, with a total of 73 films grossing over 100 million yuan and a total screen size of 86310 yuan. This vast industrial cluster has greatly benefited China's large-scale film production. Chinese Ambassador to Uzbekistan Yu Jun stated that as a bridge of cultural exchange, movies play an important role in enhancing mutual understanding between the two peoples. Through the movie "Kashgar Guli", audiences can experience the charm of China's diverse culture and the achievements of Xinjiang's rapid economic and social development. The current relationship between China and Ukraine is at its highest level in history. "The two governments have formulated specific plans for further common development, including strengthening cultural and humanitarian connections." Yu Jun said that the people of China and Ukraine can not only be connected through traditional friendly relations, but also better understand each other through current connections and shared views and pursuits on values such as love and friendship. In 2023, two Chinese films will be screened at the Tashkent International Film Festival; During the past China Film Week, the television channel of Uzbekistan Television broadcasted 7 films shot in China. In June 2023, Uzbekistan's young director Shakyl Khalikov's film "Sunday" won the Best Picture award in the "Asian Newcomer" segment at the Shanghai International Film Festival. Bahadir Odilov, President of the Uzbekistan Film Association, stated that the premiere of "Kashgar Guli" in the capital Tashkent is a step towards deepening bilateral relations. He hopes that both sides will continue to strengthen cooperation in this field, including film screenings, joint film projects, and expert exchanges. The screening of the film received support from the Chinese Embassy in Tashkent, the Uzbekistan Film Art Institute, the China Film Channel Program Center under the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region People's Government News Agency of the People's Republic of China, and the Xinjiang News Agency of China News Network. This premiere is part of the 2024 Chinese Embassy in Uzbekistan New Year Film Reception, hosted by the Chinese Embassy in Uzbekistan, the Uzbekistan Film Administration, and the China Film Channel Program Center, with the assistance of the Xinjiang Branch of the China News Agency. (Lai Xin She)