friends all grew up watching cartoons! But do you know? Many of the animations that we think are domestically produced are actually from different countries. Back then, I really thought that they were domestically produced animations that speak Mandarin. Today, I will show you those animations that are not domestically produced but are regarded as domestically produced!
is the first one, "The Adventures of Jackie Chan"-American
Do many people think that "The Adventures of Jackie Chan" is a domestic animation? In fact, this animation was produced by Sony Columbia Pictures. This animation has nothing to do with domestic production other than Mandarin, but this animation is also very beautiful!
The second one, "Kung Fu Panda"-American
When the animation "Kung Fu Panda" was released, many people thought it was made in China, because the panda is a national treasure of our greater China, and the background and plot are both It is full of Chinese style, so many people think this is a domestic animation.
The third one, "Kung Fu Boy"-Japanese
Many post-80s have seen this cartoon. The Kung Fu setting makes people feel that Chinese Kung Fu is the first thing to do. With the Dalin Temple inside, many people automatically think it is. Shaolin Temple is now, and it is another Japanese animation with Chinese style.
fourth, "China Little Master"-Japan
This animation was really ten people and nine of them thought it was a domestic animation. The plot mainly talks about the battle of Chinese cuisine, which shows how much the original author loves Chinese cuisine. ! Cooking showdown inside! , Super chefs, and luminous dishes are all from here.
fifth, "The Story of Saiyun Country"-Japan
This is also a Japanese animation, also based on the Chinese style, it is a girl-oriented animation.
Sixth, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms"-Japan
This 2009 Sino-Japanese co-produced "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is also very good-looking, this animation is not actually a Japanese animation, but this work, animation production and director Japan Still accounted for the bulk.
seventh, "Yao Ling Ah Yao Ling"-South Korea
This animation is similar to the above one. This animation is co-produced by China and South Korea, and the screenwriter and director are also South Koreans.
The eighth, "The King of the World"-Japan
This animation tells the story of how Li Xin, a young man from Qin State, became a general. A typical Japanese hot-blooded man, it was once thought to be domestic and Chinese style. Japanese manga.
The ninth, "Little Pig"-When the British
Little Pig Peppa first came out, did everyone think that this animation was a domestic children’s educational cartoon, but it was not. This "Little Pig" "Pig Pig" is a British children's cartoon, mainly the domestic dubbing is too good!
