What are the typical national symbols in China's animation works from the late 1950s to the mid-1960s?

From the late 1950s to the mid-1960s, China animation reached its climax, which was also the mature stage of the national style. The first and second episodes (196 1, 1964) of the animated film "Noisy Heaven" draw lessons from the characteristics of ancient paintings, temple fair art and folk New Year pictures in terms of modeling, setting and color, and also incorporate the performing arts of China traditional operas to depict the well-known the Monkey King, which makes this image leap from the screen to the tangible. It has a distinctive national style and exquisite artistic skills. "

Foreign film critics said: Make a scene in Heaven not only has the aesthetic feeling of ordinary American Disney works, but also has the plastic arts that Disney-style art films can't do, that is, it completely shows the traditional artistic style of China. ""This is a real masterpiece of animation. "