Why can't China's animation compare with foreign animation?

(1) Domestic animation has always been regarded as "watched by naive and young children". The production team has targeted animation at children below 12, ignoring the market for teenagers.

(2) The state censors domestic animation too strictly and lacks real development policies. It's not that China couldn't produce a good animation, but was banned by the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television.

(3) China's animation excessively pursues educational significance, such as Five Thousand Years Up and Down in China and Three Thousand Questions about Naughty Blue Cat, which are boring and ignore the real principle of animation-entertainment.

(D) The state only supports the animation industry and ignores it. Japanese Inuyasha and Naruto are both adapted from comics.

(5) The state's support for China animation is not strong, the capital investment is low, and the animation quality is poor. There are only a handful of cartoons in China, such as Bright Moon in Qin Dynasty, Dream of Dark Moon and Queba.

(6) The guilty conscience and distrust of netizens make the production team lack confidence. For example, there are only a handful of good cartoons about Kuiba and Duoji of Tibetan mastiff, but netizens don't buy it, saying that Kuiba copied Naruto.