Photo: Courtesy of Yao-Chinese Folktales
The new Chinese animated series
Yao-Chinese Folktales suddenly went viral online, gaining a 9.9/10 rating on Bilibili, one of China's leading video-sharing platforms.
The eight-part series, a collaboration between the Shanghai Animation Film Studio and Bilibili, is inspired by various well-known characters from Chinese literature works and illustrates a range of artistic styles such as paper cutting, watercolor painting and computer graphics.
The Shanghai Animation Film Studio has produced many iconic and top-notch animated series, such as
Havoc in Heaven,
Calabash Brothers, and
Black Cat Detective, which are deeply ingrained in the memories of many Chinese who were born in the 1980s and 1990s.
People have not seen such excellent works using traditional Chinese 2D painting style in quite a long while and the stories are full of conflict and a sense of future both in terms of scale and theme. Every story has been very solid.
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Students from many universities in the country have already started their holidays ahead of the Spring Festival. At this time, home is no longer just the destination for every ticket or a string of numbers on an ID card, but also occupies a special place in people's heart, becoming a place of emotional sustenance that one can't give up no matter how long they are away.
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