Urban: I Am the Pride of Chinese Animation!

You can pull me down. Doing sit-ups in Chinese comics will lead to a dead end. There is nothing to write about.

Unfortunately reality is not like fiction. In reality, the author of Fox Demon almost starved to death due to lack of food, Zhenhun Street Animation was on the verge of being cut in half, and other famous Chinese comics had a bumpy road, and countless others were cut in half. For example, the one-person animation creative team has changed countless classes, and the Sino-Japanese joint venture is not satisfactory. Jiang Ziya's movie has a strong 2D beginning, but it does not have a good reputation. Animation as good as Kuiba almost failed several times. It basically relied on crowdfunding, and Liuqi was removed from the shelves for strict investigation... As an animation student, the teacher told us in the first class at the beginning of the university that if we want to make money in this industry, it is best to find studios that do outsourcing to foreign countries in the future. Domestic animation will really have no future unless it undergoes major changes. Right now, there are still a bunch of adults yelling that what we are watching is anime, not anime, and such idiotic remarks.

So actually I still don't know what anime that rabbit is...

Although there are a series of excellent Chinese comics such as Linglong Wushan and Five Elements Assassin Liuqi, there are even shadows of The Three-Body Problem. But the overall industry standard is too poor. Except for those who are serious about animation, most of them just make assembly-line products to fool people. The polarization is too serious. I can't change the entire domestic animation industry if I have one or two good Chinese comics. If you don't believe me, go check out Tencent Video. What crazy, dragon, god, what kind of 3D animation. Then they are really more of an assembly line than an assembly line. If Chinese comics want to rise, it is impossible without a solid foundation. And this is not an overnight success. Animation in Japan has been developing for decades. How long have we been here? Wasn't it always the Pleasant Goat and Bear? Every few years, even ten years is difficult. After all, we are making progress, and so are others!

Explanatory fights, voice-over dubbing, Internet-addicted teenagers all pretend to be serious

I suggest it be less dark! No matter how the protagonist comes out of an anime, he will be hacked once.

You should understand why everyone supports you so much, keep it up

The Five Elements of Wushan is really good-looking. Those who haven't seen it can go check it out!

You can consider Baolian Lantern, which was once the pinnacle of Chinese comics.

I cried over and over again.