Sanmao's wandering story is the earliest children's film that can be traced back to China.

Sanmao's wandering story is the earliest children's film that can be traced back to China.

China's film industry has a long history, and the origin of children's films began in the early 1940s.

I. Background

1949, after the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the film industry also flourished. In particular, Liu Shaoqi, Danny Chan and other new generation directors have released a series of social realistic films with distinctive features, including the first children's film "San Mao's Wandering".

Second, the content

1, "San Mao Wandering" tells the story of a little boy named San Mao who was separated from his family in the war and finally got happiness with the help of the party organization and the masses.

2. The film profoundly reflects the living conditions of children under the background of war and the aid policies of producers in China at that time, which aroused great repercussions among the audience.

Third, meaning.

1, San Mao's wandering, as one of the milestones of China film industry, is of epoch-making significance. It is not only the beginning of children's films, but also marks the beginning of the maturity and development of China's film industry.

2. For a generation who grew up in rural Hunan in the 1940s and 1950s, Sanmao's vagrancy was undoubtedly an important domestic movie-watching experience in childhood.

Expanding knowledge-the significance of China's children's films

1. With the changes of the times and the development of culture, children's films in China have been greatly enriched and expanded in theme, form and content.

2. From classic to modern, from costume to fashion, from traditional culture to international co-production, China children's films have entered a new stage of development in recent decades.

3. It is worth mentioning that in recent years, animated films with China characteristics have become more and more popular among young audiences, such as Big Fish Begonia and Nezha. These films not only let us see the culture and folk customs of China, but also show the innovation and imagination of China films to the world.