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Its mostly garbage yeah. I mostly watch international movies/series in there, i recently saw one India movie called "white tiger?" which left me a bit surprised. It pushed an antiwestern message, and explicitly stated "the century of the white man is over, now is the century of the yellow and brown man", its not remotely "leftist" but still interesting.
There is also some Thai stuff in there that is fun to watch, like "angry unicorn" and the thai black mirror (don't remember the name). One great chinese film i saw in there was "me and you", a great romantic drama. Unfortunately, most of the chinese stuff in Netflix is from Taiwan so they're a bit westernized and boring to me.
Most of the stuff i imagine is sanitized for western consumers, maybe these are even region locked (theyre available in Mexico Netflix), but nonetheless interesting to watch. Thai stuff is very obviously influenced by china, its very common for characters to speak both Thai/Mandarin in the series and travel to China to do business etc... The "Mad unicorn" series even has thai/chinese characters that regularly switch languages.