First, the work unit:
Masataka Shimizu's Japanese cartoons mainly describe the daily work of various cells in the human body after personification, such as red blood cells responsible for logistics operations (transporting oxygen and carbon dioxide) and white blood cells responsible for daily security work (eliminating evil bacteria).
Second, the merry-go-round:
Twirlywoos is an animated film for young babies launched by BBC Children's Channel on 20 15. Through the exploration of four lovely birds, help children understand some simple concepts of daily life. There are not many languages, and they are all expressed through the movements and expressions of birds. Adults may seem too simple, but they are deeply loved by children.
This well-made animation series is characterized by child-centered humor, which encourages preschool children to think independently and be curious about their own perceptual world.
With vibrant characters and lively and bright imagination, this drama encourages the audience to strengthen their understanding and become active and curious about their own lives with the growth and development of their children.
Third, octopus:
Mr Octopus is one of the most popular new cartoon series of BBC in recent years. Every member of Submarine Column needs to solve a difficult problem together in each episode, and at the same time instill an interesting feature of marine life into it. In the process of watching movies, a little marine biologist was trained in an entertaining way.
With Captain Barker as the core of leadership, the team assembled seven partners, including doctors, biologists, photographers and mechanical engineers. They are a group of small adventurers who are active at the bottom of the sea and have their own hobbies and unique specialties. Under the leadership of captain Barker, the core of the team, they kept exploring and heading for unknown waters.
Exquisite picture presentation and starry sky imagination increase the appreciation and interest of animation.