Do you like reading comics? Comics are also a unique language that often can be expressed without a single word

Title: Students all like to read comics. Comics are a unique form of language that can often express profound thoughts without saying a word, allowing readers to be inspired with a knowing smile. Please enjoy the comics and tell us your feelings.

Answer: I was deeply touched after reading this cartoon. The boss in the cartoon, dressed in a suit, is supposed to be a person of high moral character and humble to others; the soldier is supposed to strictly abide by disciplines and consider the people; the teacher is supposed to be a role model; and the doctor is supposed to be caring.

Comics are simple paintings that focus on meaning. Paintings that directly reveal the essence and characteristics of things using expression techniques such as exaggeration, metaphor, and symbolism and concise brushwork. It is not limited by time and space and is easy to create. It has strong functions of satire, praise, lyricism, entertainment, etc., and is good at expressing the author's views on world affairs and human feelings, and is especially good at satire and humor.

The term comics was introduced to China from Japan. As far as is known, in the earliest inscription in China on the painting "Arrow Wall" by Chen Shizeng in 1909, Feng Zikai also called Chen Shizeng's simple drawing "the beginning of Chinese comics". At the beginning of the 20th century, Chinese newspapers already had "current affairs cartoons", and in May 1925, "Literary Weekly" serialized Feng Zikai's paintings.

The editor Zheng Zhenduo marked it as a "cartoon" on his behalf. From then on, the term "cartoon" was gradually recognized. But in fact, comics have appeared in ancient China, and the "A Tuan of Harmony" by Ming Xianzong Zhu Jianshen now in the Palace Museum is an example. By the end of the Qing Dynasty, comics developed and became an independent type of painting. At that time, it was called caricature, comic painting, comic painting, etc. There was no unified name.