By Jason Cody Douglass Armed with a Type-38 rifle to protect herself from bandits, 16-year-old camerawoman Dua … 続きを読む Chinese Animation and Socialism: From Animators’ Perspectives, edited by Daisy Yan Du. Brill, 2022. 287 pp.
By Muyang Zhuang In December 2020, an exhibition was held by the Guardian Art Center in Beijing to celebrate t … 続きを読む Bell Boy: Cartoonists and Animated Filmmaking in Southern China, 1940–1949
By Christopher Rea Animation appears throughout Chinese cinema of the Republican era (1912-1949). Historians h … 続きを読む Animation and the Republican Chinese Film Industry
By Adela Hurtado It was Fall 2016, and I was studying law for a semester in Shanghai at the East China Univers … 続きを読む Journey to the Best: A Journey through Law and Policy for a Flourishing Chinese Animation Industry
By John A. Crespi What exactly are manhua, otherwise known as Chinese “cartoons”? The word manhua is easy to t … 続きを読む Manhua as Magazine: The Case of Shanghai Sketch no. 10
By Chuanhui Meng Rebecca Scott’s PhD dissertation, “The Production and Distribution of Lianhuanhua … 続きを読む The Production and Distribution of Lianhuanhua 1949-1966, Ph.D. Dissertation, by Rebecca Scott, University of Nottingham, 2016. 322 pp.
By Jeremy E. Taylor John A. Crespi’s Manhua Modernity: Chinese Culture and the Pictorial Turn represents an im … 続きを読む Manhua Modernity: Chinese Culture and the Pictorial Turn, by John A. Crespi. University of California Press, 2020. 198 pp.
By Li Guo In her recently published monograph Puppets, Gods, and Brands: Theorizing the Age of Animation from … 続きを読む Hauntological Aesthetics in Taiwanese Animation Feature Grandma and Her Ghosts (1998)
By Muyang Zhuang Manhua, a Chinese term that can be translated into English as cartoon or caricature, wa … 続きを読む A Literature Review on Manhua Studies
By CHEN Yishui; adapted by Yixing Li While Chinese animation originated in the 1920s and had an early impact o … 続きを読む An Overview of Animation Studies in Mainland China, 1949-2020