What do you think of Xiao Xin's mother in Crayon Xiao Xin?

Crayon Shinchan is a Japanese family comic produced by 1992. The film was mainly directed by fellow villagers Man, Keiichi Hara and Wooji Muto. The first episode was broadcast on Asahi TV in April 1992. It's still on the air. ?

Based on the cartoon Crayon Shinsuke created by Japanese cartoonist Yoshito Usui, the film tells the story of Nobuhara, a 5-year-old Japanese boy, with his family, teachers, classmates, neighbors and passers-by in his daily life.

Crayon Shinchan's mother is Misuke Nohara, the heroine in the Japanese cartoon Crayon Shinchan and its derivative works? [1], 29 years old, full-time housewife, formerly known as Mishima before marriage. Born in Japan? Kumamoto Prefecture, Kyushu, now lives in Harubibu City, saitama, Japan.

At the age of 2 1, she met her husband Nohara Hiroshi. At the age of 24, she gave birth to her son Nobuyuki Nohara and her daughter Nohara Himawari at the age of 29.

The cartoons and animations in the early stage were designed to be impatient and violent, with some vanity and good heart. Violence education? Who is the mother of the key link in animation after the later stage? Violence education? The content is greatly weakened, although it is still not gentle, but the human touch is greatly strengthened. Mijo is a good housewife who takes care of her children and her husband wholeheartedly, both before and after the animation. The crayon Shinchan family is still living a beautiful and happy life under the control of their mother.

Spiritual food is really indispensable. The most tense and difficult day this year was when Aunt Miyuki and crayons walked by carefully. Although I don't know Japanese, the melody of Aunt Miyuki's songs is also very comforting. The cartoon was first watched by Conan, but later it was found that the crayon Shinchan was more healing, and the five children were so cute and warm. I always feel that this cartoon can cure me while it is funny. It is a good entertainment choice in leisure time, allowing you to find your own childlike innocence.