Is Lego Movie a movie with China connotation?

There is another feature of this film. Although there are many characters and internal jokes of American or Western pop culture, I think this is a Hollywood cartoon with more China cultural connotation than Kung Fu Panda. The so-called "talent" of architects is just equivalent to all kinds of magical martial arts. As a man without "martial arts" but with peerless "martial arts talent", Emmett went from obscurity to chivalry, and reached the same goal with countless martial arts classics, which was closer to the perspective of China people than Kung Fu Panda.

In the third act, he experienced nirvana, got through the second pulse of Ren Du, and returned to the Lego world to turn the tide, which immediately reminded me of the resurrection of The Matrix, which was a combination of Chinese and Western works in which Dirty Driver borrowed from eastern culture on a large scale. Emmett can also exercise outside the toy world, just like in Matrix 3, Neo also shows his super powers in reality, breaking through the understanding of "father and son are playing with toys" in the whole film and truly writing the myth of the savior. At this point, I have to take back what I started saying. People often say that cultural differences will hinder the popularization of a movie, but Lego Movie tells us that as long as it is carefully arranged, eastern and western cultures can meet so seamlessly in one work and be loved by audiences of different countries, ages and experiences.