From the Start, I Make Paper-Cut Calabash Brothers: A Craftsman of Chinese Animation

Who says animation has to imitate Japanese or American cartoons? Who says it's only for children, or that it has to be made with computer-generated 3D technology?

Seeing the domestic animation market flooded with works imitating Japanese and American cartoons, Su Chen decides to create truly Chinese animation with a distinctive Chinese identity and culture!

Paper-cut animation, ink-wash animation, puppet animation... They burst onto the scene!

Calabash Brothers, Black Cat Detective, The Legend of Sealed Book, Baby Tadpoles Look for Their Mother, Havoc in Heaven, Lotus Lantern, Nine-Colored Deer, Nezha Conquers the Dragon King, The Magic Brush, The Magic Cube Building, Afanti, and The Sloppy King...

These are animation techniques, characteristics, and culture all our own: completely original!

When Su Chen's Chinese animation becomes famous around the world and opens up an entirely new field, even the god of Japanese anime is won over!

Su Chen: "At first, I just wanted to sell some toys, because my family's toy factory was about to go under."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.