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Big Ears Tutu is a 130-episode TELEVISION animation produced by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio and premiered on CCTV Children's Channel in 2004.
The film tells the story of the protagonist Hututu and his friends growing up.
This cartoon covers every area of early childhood education, focusing on every topic between children and parents, starting from a long and tedious process of children from ignorance to knowing, exploring and learning the joys and troubles that every parent will experience. In the story, Tutu is created such a cute and confused child, hoping that every parent can find the precious qualities of the child in the process of parenting, and hoping that every child can grow up as healthy and happy as Tutu.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Pauline lamp</h1>
This animation film is an animation film produced by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio, which was released in Chinese mainland on July 30, 1999 and won the Best Art Film Award at the 19th Golden Rooster Awards of Chinese Cinema.
This cartoon is based on the legend of Agarwood saving her mother in Chinese mythology, telling the story of Agarwood who went through various difficulties and dangers to learn from her teacher, and finally defeated her uncle through the Pauline Lamp to save her mother.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > gourd</h1>
Huluwa, whose name should be Hulu Brothers, is a 13-episode paper-cut cartoon produced by the Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio from 1985 to 1987. It is one of the representative works of the second prosperous period in the history of Chinese animation, and it is still a classic work in Chinese animation to this day.
It tells the story of 7 brothers with different abilities who go to the goblins to save Grandpa, and finally the brothers work together to defeat the yokai and save Grandpa.
Since its broadcast in 1986, the cartoon has been loved by a wide audience, and its popularity is no less than that of popular mythological characters such as Sun Wukong and Nezha.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > me a song fanatic</h1>
This animation is also a 52-episode large-scale TV animation series produced by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio, and it is also the first animation film with campus music themes in China, which can be said to have opened a new chapter in the history of Chinese animation.
With music as the main line, the animation shows the living conditions and youthful feelings of contemporary high school students through the growth path of two student bands. The character image setting is novel, the storyline is twisted and moved, and a new chapter in the history of Chinese animation has been opened with youth, rhythm and new audio-visual image.
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Speaking of Mr. Dongguo, many people think of the story of Mr. Dongguo saving the Zhongshan Wolf but being revenged by En.
The animation "Mr. Dongguo" is a puppet art film shot by Shanghai Film Studio, and the prototype of the story is Ma Zhongxi's "The Legend of the Wolf in Zhongshan" of the Ming Dynasty.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > the eight precepts</h1>
Xiao Ba Jie is a paper-cut animation film, a 20-minute cartoon produced by the Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio.
The story tells the story of the dispute between the Little Eight Precepts and the Grandfather Pig Eight Precepts over the money they picked up, and after being heard by Sun Wukong, Sun Wukong used a move to punish the old Eight Precepts and educate the Little Eight Precepts.