By Mochinaga Noriko; translated by Nick Stember and Yan Chen (Panel Chair) We’re going to have five speakers today, so we will invite them to talk one by one first, then followed by … Continue reading Mochinaga Tadahito and Animated Filmmaking in Early New Socialist China
By James Lee; translated by Nick Stember (Panel Chair) Honored guests, good afternoon! I am Professor Daisy Du Yan from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology where I conduct research in Chinese animation. First, I would like to thank Professor Billy Kee-long So, Chair of the Division of Humanities, and Professor James Lee, … Continue reading Welcome Speech
By Hang Wu In April 2017, I worked as a student assistant for the Animators’ Roundtable Forum held at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and had the valuable opportunity to get to know the renowned animators involved. Mochinaga Noriko, daughter of Mochinaga Tadahito, shared with me some old photos taken and developed … Continue reading Report on Animators’ Roundtable Forum: Chinese Animation and (Post)Socialism
By Amber Xu The 1980s, an era of reform and opening up in China, witnessed unprecedented predicaments and challenges for the Shanghai Animation Film Studio and Chinese animation at large. One crucial change was that animated filmmaking at the Shanghai Animation Film Studio, a state-owned enterprise during the socialist decades (1949-1976), had to go into … Continue reading Lotus Lantern and the Making of the First Commercial Animated Feature Film in Mainland China──An Interview with Animator Chang Guangxi
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Download PDF Organizers: Daisy Yan Du, Division of Humanities, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Sponsors: Division of Humanities, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Animators’ Roundtable Forum: Chinese Animation and (Post)Socialism Hong Kong University of Science and Technology April 27-28, 2017 Films produced in socialist China (1949-1976) have often been regarded as … Continue reading Animators’ Roundtable Forum: Chinese Animation and (Post)Socialism