What are the China elements in the animation?

I think it has been mentioned that Japanese anime works with China elements have not restored the history of China very well, and there is always a feeling that something is wrong in many places. Personally, I think that the Japanese decided to add China elements in the creative process just because they felt handsome and cool.

As for which places the Tang suit was worn by the Ming people, it made us in China feel that something was wrong. People didn't even notice it, and probably didn't care. People think that everything is in line with their own aesthetics. This is especially true of China elements in European and American works. Actually, we are the same. When it comes to ancient Japanese costumes, most of us know a general kimono, but I believe most non-professionals don't know the difference between different periods. In this case, if a chinese comic author doesn't take the time to study it carefully and uses ancient Japanese as the background in his comics, it is very easy to make many mistakes.

Whether doing animation or drawing cartoons, their main purpose is "fun". Respect historical facts? Even if it is completely in line with history, is it interesting? This is not an educational film or a historical film, so it is not good for the production team (▽9657

The best way to see Tang Wenhua in China is in Japan (there is a place called Suzaku Street in Japan, which completely imitates Suzaku Street in Chang 'an). I don't know, but Tang Wenhua did affect Japan, Korea and other countries in Southeast Asia.