Sgelaruda

Luo Bu, an unconventional panda; A Ji, a loser monkey; an angry young bamboo partridge who curses constantly and often forgets who he is; Kun Jin, a Tibetan antelope who is dull, silly, adorable, and clumsy all at once; and a worldly, smooth-talking yet utterly lovable Himalayan black bear. Which one is you? Which one is me? Which one is all of us? Perhaps this story reflects the doubts of everyone born in the 1980s about the truth of life. It tells of a group of animals whose dreams are repeatedly shattered by a cold, harsh reality, yet who never stop pursuing them. It criticizes reality and expresses dissatisfaction with the status quo, but above all, it is about an unrelenting pursuit of dreams, freedom, and courage. In life, we should always be on the road: unconventional, free in thought, true to ourselves, brave and strong, and ready to fight to the end!