What are those Chinese ink cartoons?

"Tadpoles Looking for Mommy," "The Greatest Showman," "The Gourd Brothers," and "The Divine Brush, Ma Liang.

"Tadpoles Looking for Their Mother" is based on the fairy tale of the same name written by Fang Huizhen and Sheng Lude, and is based on images of fish and shrimp created by the painter Qi Baishi, the first Chinese ink animated film produced by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio in 1960. Directed by Sheng Te Wei, Qian Jia Jun and Tang Cheng, and written by Fang Huizhen and Sheng Lude .

The film tells the story of a frog whose mother leaves after giving birth to her tadpole eggs, which slowly grow their tails and turn into a group of tadpoles, which decide to go in search of their mother after the Shrimp Eunuch describes their mother's characteristics. Along the way, they mistake goldfish, crabs, turtles and catfish for their mothers. At last, the tadpoles found their mother.

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In 1960, the first ink cartoon "Tadpoles looking for their mothers" was born, in which the shape of the small animals from Qi Baishi pen, a group of tadpoles is just a group of ink spots, the film but the use of their swimming formations of changes and fast and slow rhythms, to show the delicate feelings, showing the rhythm of Chinese landscape painting.