Since China's TV seriesNirvana in Firewas on show in Argentina, the viewers there have been excited about the story.
(base) on a historical novel of the same name, it tells the tale of a young man who sets out to fight for (he) family's honor in sixth-century China.
It is the first time that Argentina (show) a program that is "so different" from the common content of the network, and it has been so well-received by public.Nirvana in Firehas got hundreds comments (评论) on social networks, not only from members of the Chinese community, from many Argentineans. The series offers a window into Chinese customs, lifestyles and ways of thinking.
Angie Behrmann, an Argentine painter specializes (专门从事) in Chinese calligraphy (书法), said she watched the series (practice) her Chinese, but was attracted by the story and the way it was told. “The story is (real) well written. Everything that takes place is so exciting,” she said. The painter added she has learned more about Chinese culture and got to know different (place) in China thanks to the series.
