#Witness of the times #80's domestic animation films are all classics. I remember when I was a child, I came home from school every day, finished my homework for the first time, and then waited for the TV set and waited for the cartoon of my choice.
1. "The Eight Commandments of the Pig to Eat Watermelon" (1958)
Wangu Toad led a group of young art film workers to absorb the artistic characteristics of Chinese folk shadow puppetry and paper-cut films, and successfully filmed the first paper-cut film "Eight Precepts of Pigs Eating Watermelon".
2. "The Little Tadpole Finds Mother" (1961)
"Little Tadpole Finds Mother" uses the founding father of Chinese ink animation to show the cute story of a group of small tadpoles looking for their mother.
3. "The Haunting of heavenly palaces" (1965)
"The Haunting of the Heavenly Palace" is a color animated feature film produced by the Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio from 1961 to 1964, and even now it seems to be a high-level animation.
4. The Strange Book of Heaven (1983)
"Tianshu Qitan" is an animated feature film based on some chapters of "The Legend of Ping Demon" and produced by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio in China in 1983. It tells that Yuan Gong in the Heavenly Palace stole the Heavenly Book, carved it in a stone cave, and was later stolen by three foxes. After the fox practiced the Heavenly Book spell, it endangered the people. In the end, the egg born from the swan egg transformed into a human form, after learning the spell, together with Yuan Gong to destroy the fox demon, and Yuan Gong was captured and returned to the Heavenly Court for leaking the Heavenly Chance.
5. The Gourd Brothers (1986)
"Hulu Brothers" (also known as Huluwa) is a 13-episode series of paper-cut animation films originally produced by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio in 1986, which is one of the representative works of the second prosperous period of Chinese animation and one of the original classic animation in China. It is about 7 magical gourds with superior skills, who have gone forward to save their loved ones and launched a deal with the goblins. The Gourd Brothers
6. "Black Cat Sheriff" (1984)
Sheriff Black Cat is a 5-episode series of animated films based on Zhu Zhixiang's original novels, directed by Dai Tielang and produced by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio from the second half of 1983 to 1987. One of the original classic animations in China, the animation has been loved by a wide audience, especially children and teenagers, since it was broadcast in 1984.
7. The Hale Brothers (1995)
"Haier Brothers" is a popular science animation film jointly produced by Haier Group and Beijing Hongye Computer Animation Production Technology Co., Ltd., with a total of 212 episodes, of which the first 106 episodes were broadcast in 1995 and ended in 1998.
8. Shuker and Beta (1989)
Shuk and Beta is an animated work based on the novel of the fairy tale king Zheng Yuanjie, produced by the Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio in 1989.
9. The Story of Avanti (1980)
"The Story of Avanti" features the legendary character Avanti, and the entire animated film is divided into more than a dozen small stories. The funny and humorous image of Avanti riding a donkey upside down and his jokes that make people can't help but laugh, reflect the hard work, optimism, open-mindedness, wisdom and sense of justice of the working people, not only the Chinese Uyghur people are well known, but also the Chinese people of all ethnic groups are also very familiar with it, and are widely spread around the world.
