Phenomenal domestic animated film emerges

The emergence of a phenomenal domestic animated film

This is an 8-episode animated short film series produced by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio, consisting of eight independent stories rooted in traditional Chinese culture: "The Summer of the Little Monster", "Goose Goose Goose", "Lin Lin", "The Country Bus Took the King's Child and the Fairy", "Xiao Man", "The Jade Rabbit", "The Little Commissary", and "The Flying Bird and the Fish"

Short! Eight stories, each in a different style, borrowing from the past and using objects as metaphors. This is a collection of "monster" stories with great Chinese imagination and aesthetic appeal.

Overall, this is a completely Chinese story, and apart from the fun of the plot, the aesthetics, imagination, and narrative are all very good, and the drawing style is even full of writing flavor, and the monsters are scribbling, but with a sense of God.

In fact, there have always been good Chinese stories. Throughout the past and present, and looking to the future, from ancient stories to science fiction imagination, from local fondness to beautiful love, from the mother of life to the human nature, there is Chinese imagination everywhere, carrying the Chinese national culture and philosophy.

But the lack of a vehicle to bring it to the forefront, and the increasingly frenetic entertainment environment of recent years have made it difficult to concentrate on the work.

China's Adventure covers a wide range of art styles and production techniques: from traditional 2D, paper-cutting, and even stop-motion animation, to the modern techniques of CG and 3D rendering, to the innovative attempt to combine sketching with the flavor of Chinese ink and wash, it is a multi-perspective interpretation of Chinese aesthetics by the creators.