Excellent Japanese dramas (name, poster, content introduction) banned by radio and television?

First, report the information content:

Detective Conan was banned because of his involvement in puppy love and violence. Similarly, the works of Slam Dunk, Inuyasha, Tennis Prince, Fruit Basket, Death, Naruto, Attack Giant, One Piece and animation master Miyazaki Hayao were also banned, and many excellent Japanese films were also banned because they were labeled as "having a bad influence on young people in China".

This is not surprising, because inland TV stations in China, especially CCTV, have never let the sun go. As far as Conan is concerned, Hyun will be shown occasionally, but it will always be those episodes and will never be updated. So will Netscape. Only the first 52 episodes have never been shown on TV. It is worth mentioning that radio and television stipulated that the solar eclipse should not be broadcast from 18 to 20: 00, and it was later changed to 18 to 2 1.

I believe this phenomenon has become commonplace. From the perspective of the country, some things are understandable. But now the sun is also banned online.

I saw some at first, but I didn't quite believe it. After all, it has been banned on TV. However, Tong said that the pirates were gone; The rabbit said, Death is gone.

I didn't expect the fan world to be so fierce. It's time to talk about it.

In Lu Xun's words: I really have nothing to say.

Sun Lijun, who is hated by fans (he seems to be the name), boasted that he would surpass Japanese as an animation superpower within three years.

Joke! You don't have to weigh it when you say this.

Do you want Pleasant Goat to be famous forever? Do you want the whole world to know about Tu Tu with big ears? Do you want Rainbow Cat Lan Tu to change the world?

I really have nothing to say. How does Guo Canren compare with Riemann? Poor skills are especially worth waiting for, but if you are weak, you won't succeed. China animation didn't even understand the real connection of animation, so it hoped to surpass the Japanese. I suddenly remembered a sentence from the people's commune: how bold and productive people are. It's probably no less than that now.

Animation is not only for children but also for adults. Animation just tells a story in a new way. Like TV series, it should be enjoyed by the audience. People in China once thought that animation was for children. I want to say that children watch cartoons, not cartoons! Because of this, China's animation can't make a good animation, an animation that people can't get tired of watching over and over again, and an animation worthy of fascination.

China animation can't compare with Riman. Who can say that it can match? Let me list some reasons.

I won't say much about technology, everyone knows it. Mainly talk about the content problem and the attitude problem of making animation.

As far as content is concerned, Guo Man is boring. As many people say, it is watched by preschool children. Boredom is like separating rice grains, disturbing it and dividing it again ... but the sun is different. Every movie is full of profound philosophy. For example, the dog Wei and others in Dog are determined to win, but they still do not flinch in the face of powerful enemies, and gradually become more powerful and mature in the struggle with them. Those heroes, with their deep affection, touched fans for a long time. They told fans that no matter how powerful the enemy is, as long as they persist, they will always defeat it. The above is purely a personal opinion.