By Weihua Wu Mainland China has been enjoying a renewed appreciation for animation—one that links cyberspace w … 続きを読む Can We Talk about the Rejuvenation of Chinese Animation? →

By Winnie Fu Hong Kong animation has a unique path of development, which contributed to its scattered but sign … 続きを読む Hong Kong Animation History Revisited →

By Daisy Yan Du American animated films, such as the Out of the Inkwell series (1918-1929), were first introdu … 続きを読む Katong, Meishupian, and Donghua: On Terms of Chinese Animation →

By Hongmei Sun It is no surprise that the character of Sun Wukong, better known as Monkey or the Monkey King i … 続きを読む Monkey King and Chinese Animation →

By Eileen Chang; translated by Panpan Yang The word “cartoon” has a history of less than ten years in China. H … 続きを読む On the Future of Cartoons (Eileen Chang, 1937) →

Download PDF By Sean Metzger Many years ago, I published an article on Disney’s Mulan (1998), of which I am fr … 続きを読む Compositing Japanese Imperialism in Two Chinese Animated Features: A Jewish Girl in Shanghai and Xi Bai Po 2: Wang Er Xiao →

Download PDF By Rolf Giesen Cartoon Movie, a yearly event that takes place in France every March, is sponsored … 続きを読む German Animation and China →