2021 will be the year of "Ye Qing Hui".
Many of the "Lifetime" series will be implemented one by one this year.
The childhood drama "Shepherding Stars" announced a remake, and "Friends Reunion Special" was put on the agenda.
"Slam Dunk Master" will also launch the first animated theatrical version.
Disney teamed up with the film queen Sister Stone to shoot the live-action movie "Kuila" for the villain of "101 Loyal Dogs".
And the world's most famous other dog hook, of course, must also have a row of noodles.
Yes, our favorite Snoopy is back!
The Snoopy Show
The Snoopy Show
Starring: Heidi Kragten / Ethan Puggioto / Terry Magulin / Robert Dinkler
Premiere: 2021-02-05 (USA)
Episodes: 6
Episode length: 22 minutes
Douban 9.0, an episode of about 20 minutes, easy, stalked, suitable for cooking.
Not to mention that the protagonist is such a cute dog hook.
Snoopy is a famous character in Peanuts Comics.
The author, Charles Schultz, was drafted into the army and officially began his career as a cartoonist after retiring.
He initially drew four-panel comics for The St. Paul Pioneer, which were later seen as predecessors to Peanuts.
Beginning in 1950, Schultz's cartoons began to be serialized in newspapers.
The United Feature Syndicate named his comic Peanuts, but didn't want to be disliked by Schultz:
"It doesn't sound like much attention at all."
However, topped by this "unappreciated" name, Peanuts created a miracle of newspaper comics and eventually became one of the labels of American culture.
Back to the protagonist of Peanuts, the puppy Snoopy.
Its name, "SNOOPY", means "cute" in Norwegian.
Originally, there was no specific breed of dog, but it was later set as the Migru Hound, which is the Beagle that has made countless people feel frightened.
It begins as a four-legged crawler, and later the anthropomorphic features become apparent.
He can walk upright, dance awkwardly, and even bake his own pizza.
Xu Zhiyuan once commented on it:
"Snoopy is a dog with a humanistic atmosphere, and Schultz injected the qualities that should have belonged to a fantasy-loving teenager into the dog, so the dog gained a rare vitality."
The reason why Schultz chose a dog hook as the protagonist of the work is because he has a unique definition of happiness:
"Happiness is a warm puppy." (Happiness is a warm puppy.)
Bringing warmth to the reader has also become the meaning of the existence of Peanut Comics.
This comic that has been serialized for fifty years does not actually have a main plot.
The stories it contains are scattered, but mostly revolve around Snoopy and its owner, the round-headed kid, Charlie Brown.
Snoopy is a magical puppy who loves pizza and root juice soda.
It can hear the sound of others eating snacks thousands of miles away.
As the BKing of dogs, Snoopy also admires the writings of Tolstoy and Hesse, and the famous paintings of Van Gogh.
Read Snoopy of Anna Karenina
It was first adopted by a little girl named Lila.
Later, Leela moved, and Snoopy arrived at Brown's house.
Snoopy's brain circuit is strange, completely different from the average puppy.
When Charlie gave it instructions to "sit down."
Snoopy:
When Charlie asks it to "shake."
Milk shake is homophonous with "handshake"
And in the new Snoopy Show, he also wrote an autobiography of himself.
Snoopy has written a bold and romantic past for himself.
Born as a cowboy, a fashion darling, a green flower in the military...
The results are ruthlessly debunked by its current owner, Charlie.
Charlie Brown, Snoopy's master, a good old man with no temper.
As the representative of the Beagle Victims Alliance, Charlie Brown is simply a shoveler.
Not only did he have to serve Snoopy, the troublesome spirit, but he was also bullied by others outside.
Although he is often ridiculed and attacked, he always encounters bad luck.
But he has always maintained a gentle personality, optimistically facing all the good and bad things that life brings.
"I created a new philosophy ... I only worry once a day. ”
He is sensitive, clumsy, and hurts because he doesn't mention himself in his puppy's autobiography.
But when I learned that this book was dedicated to myself, I was so happy that I flipped through it several times.
But another member of the Brown family, Sally Brown, wasn't that easy to deal with.
She is Charlie's younger sister, very domineering, flirtatious, and nosy.
But she listened only to Linus van Pert and boldly showed her love to him whenever she seized the opportunity.
And this little bald man in red, Linus, is the academic director of "Peanut Comics".
He liked to quote scriptures and deliberately speak in an academic manner.
Read the Linus of the Bible
But he didn't look very smart, always carrying a blue blanket with him.
He was also often teased by his sister Lucy Van Pate.
Lucy is a sharp-toothed leprosy.
She describes herself as a "psychoanalyst" and psychotherapy for Snoopy in the Snoopy Show.
"Peanut Village" These children with very different personalities grew up with us.
Around us, there must also be an old good person who can suffer losses, a little girl who dares to love and hate.
The kid next door may have always kept his books in hand, and his sister was also an outspoken feminist.
Schultz's creation of this peanut village doesn't just reflect his personal understanding of happiness.
Through these empathetic characters, he is also sending a message to children around the world:
We are actually living in fairy tales.
However, Peanuts is much more than that.
It allows children to see the innocence and romance that still exist in this world, and shows them the beauty of emotions.
But at the same time, "Peanuts" also really solves some social problems with its huge influence.
In April 1968, civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated by racists.
Peanut readers urged Schultz to add a black character to the work.
So in July of the same year, Franklin appeared.
At this point, art is not limited to the power of art at the artistic level.
Schultz's use of his work to serve the demands of the affirmative action movement is to fulfill his responsibility as a cartoonist to create a better real world.
This is the manifestation of humanism.
In 1965, Snoopy and peanut village friends appeared on the cover of Time magazine.
Snoopy, who had refused to admit that he was a puppy, earned the title of "Greatest Puppy".
In 1969, just a few weeks before Armstrong's successful moon landing, Snoopy landed on the moon one step ahead of him.
In 1983, Peanut Comics received the "Outstanding Contribution to Public Broadcasting Service" award.
Schultz, the author of Peanuts, died in 2000.
Two months before his death, he finished Peanuts.
Fifty years of serialization came to an end.
In the final comic, Snoopy uses a typewriter to type out The farewell letter Schultz gave us:
"Dear friends,
I've been honored to have been working on stories about Charlie Brown and his friends for nearly 50 years.
It was a dream I've had since I was a kid.
……
Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, Lucy...
I will never forget you..."
The reboot of this IP by "Snoopy Show" has given us the opportunity to learn more about the story of Peanut Village.
The Time website once commented on Peanuts:
The characters in Peanuts convey this idea:
Through sudden violence, everything in the world is changeable, at least improved.
Both mild and intense help solve problems.
But Charlie Brown reminds everyone how vulnerable and vulnerable being a 'human' is.
This is something that no comic book character has ever done. ”
We can be anxious, we can be miserable, we can cry after being hit.
But like Charlie, fragile looked up after that.
The stars are not extinguished. We have to be brave.
*Author of this article: Eat Eat Eat