National tide strikes: how will traditional culture break through the secondary wall with animation games as the medium?

Now China's animation is also rising. In the animation market, our country is also making continuous progress and breakthrough, step by step from scratch, from bad to good, and now our country is also holding some animation exhibitions, so that many people who like animation can learn animation through this, and the national tide is coming: animation games are media, and how can traditional culture be the same as walls?

In fact, it is nothing new to integrate traditional culture into animation. Just ten years ago, the United States used the panda model to blend into our traditional culture, which perfectly demonstrated our kung fu in China. Although this is not a work of our country, it does combine China's kung fu and culture, so that we can learn about China's culture through animation or animation.

In fact, today's children are very interested in games and animation, so in some cases, adding traditional elements can make children learn while playing, increase their interest in learning, and also let our traditional culture continue to be passed down. Therefore, the collision between this traditional culture and the second element can also produce excellent fireworks. Moreover, although the time difference between the two things is a bit far, it does not affect the two things at all.

Now that the tide of the country is expanding, many parents are very willing to see that many children can learn traditional cultural knowledge through games or cartoons. Moreover, it is easy for children to accept. Through investigation, it is found that this method can really make children remember, so the tide of the country has reached young people in different ways.