What cartoons did you watch when you were a child?

1. "Calabash Brothers"; Now look at it, Calabash Brothers, isn't it a template for a cool revenge story? In the first, the protagonists were arrested one by one, and then they reported revenge and defeated the enemy. And very educational. The first three children had force value but no brains, the second child had brains but no force value, the fourth child and the fifth child were all caught, so in the end it was the sixth child who had brains and force value that turned the situation around.

2. "Haier Brothers"; in the play, "Kruder" was designed by the chairman of Haier Group in memory of Drucker. The Haier brothers, Jenny, Grandpa and Kruder came to a global game. Traveling, they encountered various difficulties during the trip, but they were all resolved. The cartoon taught children to use wisdom to solve difficulties, which is very educational. Haier Group's animation marketing strategy is very forward-thinking and combines the popularization of natural science with entertainment. There are very few domestic animations like this nowadays, which is a pity.

3. "Journey to the West"; "Journey to the West", the first animated drama produced by CCTV in 1999, can be regarded as the collective memory of the post-90s generation. This hugely expensive, six-year, 52-episode work can be considered a masterpiece among domestic animated dramas even 16 years later. The opening theme song of "Monkey Brother" is familiar to everyone, and the image of "Monkey Brother" Sun Wukong is also relatively successfully portrayed.

4. "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.