Anime about Chinese New Year

Anime about Chinese New Year, we recommend these: "The New Year Beast", "Little Door God", "The Story of New Year's Eve", "Kung Fu Panda 3", and "Yuan Day".

1, "The Year Beast Battle"

The protagonist of the story, the Year Beast, is a man who is bent on doing bad things to ruin the Spring Festival but is eventually melted by the people around him and feels the power of kinship, the Year Beast's mother theme is caring, and it is the true sense of happiness that is built up by caring, and that the key The key not only opens the door to the Spring Festival, but also bridges the gap between Shaguo and his father, and between Shaguo and the Year Beast. After watching the film, I hope parents can realize that the most precious gift to their children is loving companionship.

2, "The Little Door God"

The title of this movie originates from the ancient Chinese tradition of sticking up the door god for the Spring Festival every year, and it tells the story of God Tantra and Yubi, who are the door gods, because the earth no longer pays any attention to the gods in recent years, and the god world is in an economic recession, and Silver Blind is facing the risk of being laid off and losing his job. In order to prove the value of the door god, God Tantra and Yubi come to earth one after another and meet Xiaoying and Yu'er, a single mother and daughter in a small town, and a series of unexpected things happen afterwards.

3. The Story of New Year's Eve

Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio produced this animated movie "The Story of New Year's Eve" in 1984. This 18-minute animated movie tells the story of "New Year", "Eve" and "Master Zao" in detail. Although 34 years have passed, it still looks very distinctive. In addition to the story, the paper cutouts, New Year's paintings and characters are all very Chinese, which is suitable for children to watch.

4, "Kung Fu Panda 3"

The movie's depiction of the traditional Chinese Lunar New Year, which sets a joyful atmosphere of the Spring Festival, uses a clumsy panda to bring the Chinese New Year to the world. The content inside the animation is delivering us not wildly touching the same colors, healing us with those cute and funny moments.

5, "Yuan Day"

This animation is 5 minutes long, with the ancient poem "Yuan Day" as the background, and with the exquisite ink painting style, it completely reproduces the traditions and customs of the Spring Festival during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. With a child's eyes to see how the ancients celebrated the New Year, it draws closer to children. The children will be immersed in the scene and understand the New Year's customs in seconds, and the people who have come to see it will also look back with fond memories.