The film was completed by Shanghai Animation Film Studio in four years. It is a classic representative work in the history of China animation, which belongs to the top production level in the world at that time.

It is also the childhood memories of several generations, especially the picture of the Monkey King fighting with the heavenly soldiers in the sky. It's wonderful to grasp the intense and tight tension of the sharp point of the human heart!

The overall animation style combines traditional artistic elements such as China murals, New Year pictures and Peking Opera. The animated music is exquisite, and instruments such as Jinghu, Yueqin, Harmony, Gong and Xiaohong are used in the field of literature. Once released, it won six world awards, which is a good way to let children know about Journey to the West and feel traditional literature and art.

Not happy without brains (1962)

I believe many children have seen these two children. One forgets everything, and the other always looks unhappy with a bamboo pole.

When he grew up, he became an engineer. The children's palace he designed was built, but he forgot the elevator. Children who watch the performance have to climb the stairs for a month to see the performance. Unwilling to be an actor, I felt very unhappy when I played the tiger, so I began to beat Song Wu wildly ... Sure enough, everything went wrong.

This cartoon is very humorous, and a pair of clown can definitely make the baby laugh from beginning to end!

San Mao's Wandering Story (1984)

He has a big head, a bean sprout-like body and three hairs hanging from his head. The wandering boy's name is Sanmao.

San Mao, who was originally happy, experienced a short and happy life because she lost her relatives and home in the war, but she could not escape the fate of becoming an orphan.

This cartoon, adapted from the comic book of the same name by the famous cartoonist Mr. Zhang Leping, can make children living in peacetime understand the harm brought by war and arouse their cherish of present life.

Hulu Brothers (1986)

Hulu Brothers adapted from Ten Brothers. This is a story that everyone is very familiar with. I can never get tired of reading the story of the gourd brothers and the snake spirit.

This paper-cut film combines shadow play and folk paper-cut art forms, and also allows children to see the beauty of traditional art in cartoons.

Huluwa also has a second "Gourd Little King Kong", which is also very nice!