Ya She

The art-style and animation are spectacular and the plot of each episode very powerful. There is a sense of wisdom and serenity in them that you don't really see in Japanese anime. The language might feel off to some people if they aren't accustomed with Chinese, but the subtle or not emotion in the voice acting is matching the vibe of the anime. Each episode can be a roller coaster. Fun, wholesomeness, horror or action. Name it and you have it. The war fight scenes were also dashing with a powerful feeling and greatly animated.
It is a show full of allegories, that some might not ... get if they stand in the surface of the facts, but there is beauty in it, and some of the quotes show this culture's wisdom. Each story leaves you with a sense of redemption and their closure is usually very promising.
I highly recommend it.

I do not get why this series reviews are so high, this is horrible! The voice acting is incredibly annoying and cheap. The story is ridiculous, it is trying to be too much at once but failing. For example take the first story, it is so extreme! Then how can you compare a toy with the loss of a living being? Then why are these stories so lame when it comes to being in love? I don't get the characters behaviors. I guess I'm one of the few that have not enjoy it so it might be a me thing. I'm not judging your ... taste, if you enjoy it, great, but it was not for me.