Which domestic animations did the post-90s generation watch during their childhood?

1. "The Story of Afanti"; a puppet show plus stories from the Western Regions, which is very fresh. Afanti's humorous image of riding a donkey upside down and his hilarious jokes are not only well-known to the Uyghur people in China, but are also widely circulated around the world. The classic puppet show that accompanied me in my childhood. Later, after I learned about the shooting method of the original puppet show, I felt that every frame was so laborious. I just loved watching it when I was a kid, but as I grew up I realized it was an insurmountable classic.

2. "Black Cat Sheriff"; a cartoon that many people born in the 1980s have watched. It accompanies many people's childhood. It tells the story of the witty, brave and handsome black cat sergeant leading the police to annihilate the hamster, solve the mantis case, and eliminate an ear. When it was first broadcast 35 years ago, it became popular across the country and became a recognized classic of Chinese domestic cartoons.

3. "Big-Headed Son and Small-Headed Dad"; a pretty good comic that focuses on children's views and family education. In particular, the important role of fathers in family education is fully demonstrated in this animated TV series. I quite liked watching it when I was a kid, and I was very impressed by the opening song and the line "Big head, big head, don't worry if it rains, others have umbrellas, but I have big head".

4. "Little Confused God"; as an animation mainly targeting young audiences, this one is actually qualified. This series should have potential for development, but unfortunately it was not taken seriously at the time, resulting in a missed opportunity. Gold is confused, silver is confused, not as good as our old fool. In my impression, there are two versions of this story. Or maybe the comic version and the animated version have different characters?

5. "The Naughty Blue Cat 3000 Questions"; I watched the CD of this movie at my neighbor's brother's house when I was a child. What impressed me most now was the blue cat Feifei’s boxing match. Feifei secretly took stimulants. The big cat replaced the stimulants with Blue Cat brand super laxative. My neighbor brother and I laughed out loud while watching it. Now that I think about it, it’s really full of childhood memories!

6. "The Legend of Nezha"; I accidentally saw a cut today and remembered this animation. I also performed a solo of the theme song at the New Year's Day party of my primary school class... I was really addicted to it. When I was a child, I always thought... Nezha is a girl, and she and Xiao Longnu are close sisters. Until one day my sister told me that Nezha is a boy. I was shocked and didn’t understand why a boy would have two buns on his head. It took me several days to recover... The most impressive thing This is the ending where King Zhou Daji died in the sea of ??fire, which is really be aesthetic. The previous domestic animations had a unique style and profound heritage, talking about life and death, love and hate, which is really nostalgic.

7. "The Wanderings of San Mao"; this work is far less artistically valuable than Xu Jingda's other films at the same time. First of all, such a film was shot during the reform and opening up period in the 1980s and reflected the obvious class stance of the old society. It is out of time and reduced to a sad drama. Secondly, Xu Jingda's lack of dialogue is not suitable for this work. Only four episodes can be found and it is not complete.