Do you think national comics are "rising" or "going backwards"?

Overall, I think it's getting better. Of course there are bad ones, but there are more and more of them, and you have the right to pick and choose which ones you think are good.

Actually, in my eyes, national comics have always been good.

Whenever someone talks to me about "the rise of national comics", I always feel a little weird.

Because as far as I can remember, national comics have never been in decline.

From the 99 version of "Journey to the West" that I watched as a child, "The Legend of Nezha", "The Adventures of the Little Carp", "Go Boy", "The Genie Century", "The Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit Series", "The Great Hero Dee Ching", "Zheng He's Going Down to the West China Sea", "The Oriental Divine Child", "The Legend of the Magic Bean", and so on and so forth.

These are the ones I watched in elementary school, and I just remember that I watched whatever Animation Dream Factory and Anime World were showing at the time, and they were all pretty good.

Then, in middle school, I started watching Qin Shi Ming Yue and Chivalry, and since then I've had a preference for 3D works.

After I went to high school, I slowly started to learn about the companies behind each work. Xuanji Technology in Hangzhou, Ruosen Digital in Beijing, and China Film Nian Nian are all great companies.

I've watched a lot more national comics over the years.

I've watched a lot more over the years, including "Bad Man," "Spirit Master," "Cup Mojang," "Braveheart Adventure," "Young Singers," "Nine Songs of the Sky," "Tianbao Voodoo Demon Record," and so on

Those that I've seen halfway through and given up on have of course, but there have always been a few I'm determined to keep up with.

I hope this helps.