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Fisherman is a paper-cut animated film produced in 1959 and exported by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio. It won the second prize of the second national children's and young people's literary and artistic creation in 1980.

Director: Wan Ku Toad Screenplay Writer: Hejing Yu Cinematography: Yong You Styling and Action Design: Hu Jinqing, Qian Jia, Shen Zuyong Plot After the Opium War, the imperialists occupied the ports of China and forbade the fishermen to go out to sea to fish. An old fisherman, forced to make a living, ventured out to the sea on a dark night with high winds and waves, but after a long night's work, he failed to catch a single fish, but caught a white jade fish bowl with a painting of a fisherman's child. Disappointed, the old fisherman returned home and put the fish bowl on the table. In the middle of the night, the painted fisherman boy jumped out of the fish bowl and fished with a fishing rod in the bowl, producing many very large pearls. When the fisherman woke up, he was very surprised and realized that this was a treasure. The next day, he sold the pearls on the market and dreamed of having money to build a new fishing boat in the future. However, this secret was known to a foreign priest, who wanted to take over the fish bowl and colluded with the government to take the fisherman to court. The foreign cleric turned black and white, claiming that the fish bowl belonged to him. The officials and the foreigners sang in unison and forced the fisherman to return the fish bowl to the foreign clergyman. The fisherman was furious and rebuked them with all his might. In order to prevent the fishbowl from falling into the hands of the foreigners, he smashed the fishbowl to pieces in public in the courtroom. Then, by a miracle, the fisherman boy jumped out of the fish bowl again. He threw up his fishing rod and threw the clergyman into the sea.