Traditional cartoon video of Winter Olympics

The film Our Winter Olympics is on. Why can this domestic animation be recognized by the audience? Let's discuss this problem below, hoping that these contents can help friends in need.

The film Our Winter Olympics tells many short stories about China animated characters and the design of the Winter Olympics mascot ice shield and the Winter Paralympics mascot, about unity, ideals, courage and hard work, which are closely related to the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics Village. It is divided into four chapters: Snow Rose, Winter Vacation in September, Little Tigress Qimxy, and Fat Great Sage's ice borrower. Laughter came from time to time at the scene, and audiences of different ages could find happiness from it. The cute brand images of Bingdundun and Xuerong on the big screen also make users addicted. "I am so happy to watch an anime movie with these people for the first time!"

Shanghai Meiying "sent" many classic IP of our Winter Olympics, and the protagonist in the chapter is Sun He. Su Da introduced in detail that "Make a scene in Heaven" is a classic created by the predecessors of Shanghai Meiying. Tu Tu ranks low among these people. The composition of "one old and one young" is not only dramatic, but also has the significance of inheritance. "China animation will go through nearly a hundred years, which is the connection point and the beginning of the historical process. Shanghai Meiying will continue to write with the core concept of' don't imitate others, don't repeat yourself', and inherit and carry forward the fine traditions of the older generation.

In the film, many IPs launched "dream linkage" to give the audience a surprise gift. At the premiere, Sun He, as the "host country", presented a large flat peach, a "local product" of Huaguoshan, to the Ice Shield. There are some cartoon characters in the film, such as Wukong, Tu Tu, Sloppy King, Sloppy King, Hulu Brothers, Mindless and Unhappy, which evoke many people's childhood memories. At the premiere, an interactive communication area was set up for the audience and the cartoon characters present to exchange photos and convey the impression generated by the film.