What animation does this cartoon character come from?

"Alice in Wonderland" (Alice in Wonderland) is adapted from the original work of the same name by British writer Louis Carroll. It was launched in the United States in 1951 and is Disney's 13th classic animation. It tells the story of Alice's unintentional class, seeing a rabbit with a pocket watch and accidentally entering a fantasy dreamland: the strange thing is that the cup can pour tea by itself, the caterpillar can spit out smoke rings and can talk, and there is also the terrifying kingdom of playing cards. wait. When the film was released, it coincided with the economic difficulties after World War II, and realism was prevalent in the cultural mainstream. Therefore, the film's surreal techniques did not cause much response at the time. After the 1960s and 1970s, with the popularity of psychology, This film was taken seriously. In 1951, it was nominated for the Golden Lion Award at the Venice Film Festival, and in 1952, the film was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Score.

The blond little girl Alice (voiced by Kathryn Beaumont) is born to love fantasy, and boring books without pictures trouble her the most. On this day, Alice saw a rabbit wearing a hat and wearing a hat in the wild. Out of curiosity, she followed the rabbit into a tree hole, and then fell into an unknown fantasy world. Here, Alice's body suddenly grows up and down, and she also meets the funny twin brothers Danding and Dantang, the crazy Mad Hatter (voiced by Ed Wynn) and the March Hare (voiced by Jerry Colonna), and The wonderful cat that comes and goes without a trace leads to many jokes and adventures. Of course, what interests Alice the most is the rabbit running in a panic. Under its guidance, Alice comes to the Queen of Hearts' castle, and a greater adventure awaits her...

This film is adapted from the original work of the same name by British writer Lewis Carroll. [1]

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