This is a story that explains how animation is made in a very serious, completely nonsensical way.
After arriving in Tokyo, Japan, in 2003, Lin Yayi saw that Musashino Animation was on the verge of falling apart. He knew it was time to take up the banner of the plagiarist, and build the studio into something great.
If he could also change the animation industry's unreasonable practices while making money,
that would be even better!
P.S. I'm a supporter of the Huawei model. I'll have the company retain a small ownership stake while maintaining controlling interest. Most of the shares will be managed and circulated along the lines of Huawei, in the hope of benefiting more employees. If you dislike this model, proceed with caution!
