It's all those radio and television antiques. Although there are many original excellent cartoons (books, of course) in China, no one does screen cartoons, and radio and television approval is not allowed. China's animation pays attention to education, while Japanese animation has developed into an industrial chain. An animation comes out, followed by a lot of peripheral products (toys and the like). It is not easy for China to catch up with Japanese animation, as long as it plays radio and television, there is hope. I think the bright moon in Qin dynasty is also good. See. China also has April, an outstanding cartoonist who broke into the Japanese animation industry. Expect.