What Uncle You recommended to you today may be the best Three Kingdoms theme animation we can see at present. However, what is more intriguing is that this anime work that is recognized as the best three kingdoms theme is from Japan.
Today, I want to recommend the series of animated films that were once launched by Toei - "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".
Toei's Romance of the Three Kingdoms series of animated films consists of three parts: Romance of the Three Kingdoms: The Dawn of Heroes, released in 1993, Ande: Romance of the Three Kingdoms: The Burning of the Yangtze River, released in 1994. This trilogy series is also the most memorable three-country classic in the history of anime.
<h1>Deep historical background Sophisticated and elaborate production</h1>
In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms trilogy animation. We can still see the well-known three kingdoms stories of Taoyuan Jieyi, Sangu Maolu, straw boat borrowing arrows, burning Chibi, and star-falling Wuzhangyuan. In terms of animation scripts, references are made to Chen Shou's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and other tomes. Under the support of such thick historical and literary materials, its plot appeal is also extraordinary.
Not only that, but the animation has also dug into the image and personality of the characters of the Three Kingdoms as never before. The delicate character depictions in the animation also make those famous historical figures of the Three Kingdoms come to life and jump in front of your eyes.
In terms of painting, the production team first conducted field research and filming in Chinese mainland, and then deeply examined the style and technique of early Chinese comic strips and applied them to the production of animation. This also makes the style of this work very different from that of common Japanese anime.
<h1>The most memorable soundtrack in the history of anime</h1>
The soundtrack of the anime is from the late Japanese musician Jing'er Yokoyama (1935-2017). Mr. Yokoyama has composed very wonderful music for "Saint Seiya" and "Dinosaur Express". In this set of Toei's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", his soundtrack has reached the realm of divinity. The music in this film, accompanied by the ups and downs of history, is sometimes magnificent, sometimes mournful and euphemistic. The Oriental aesthetic embodied by this Japanese musician is clearly in line with ours.
You may not have seen the anime, but you've heard its soundtrack. Early Hong Kong-made martial arts films stole a lot of the soundtrack of this set of animations. In the Hong Kong martial arts films of that year, the bleak soundtrack that was often used to set off the "hero falling" was the theme melody of "Hero Dawn".
Wind and flowers
When the "material mourning" complex met the tragic and majestic Three Kingdoms epic, there was this "Legend of the Wind and Flowers". When you watch this trilogy, it must be difficult to calm down - swinging intestines, I think this is the deepest feeling that this animation brings to people.