The film was awarded in 1986:
7th Zagreb International Animated Film Festival in Yugoslavia
Educational Film Award
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Thirty-Six Words is a 1984 color animated film released in Chinese mainland. Produced by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio and written by Ada. It tells the story of a father who taught his son to read and explained the origin of Chinese characters by explaining hieroglyphs.
The film won the Educational Film Award at the 7th Zagreb International Animation Film Festival in Yugoslavia, and has since been broadcast simultaneously on more than 2,000 television stations at all levels throughout the country, which has had a great impact.
The father and son in the animation write these earlier texts.
In the anime, oracle bones, gold scripts and seal books are mixed
For this animation, Mr. Huang Yihai gave this evaluation:
"Thirty-Six Characters" conveys the abstract beauty between brushstrokes from the formal beauty of seal Chinese characters, revealing the far-reaching cultural source of a nation, and the heavy aesthetic pursuits buried in one stroke and one painting.
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