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“Eight independent animated short films blending traditional Chinese folktales with contemporary themes, exploring culture, humanity, and imagination across past, present, and future.”

Yao-Chinese Folktales

中国奇谭

6.74

6,147 rank · 1,804 viewers · 6 favorites

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8 episodes · 18 min per ep min · Shanghai Animation Film Studio · PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Eight independent animated short films blending traditional Chinese folktales with contemporary themes, exploring culture, humanity, and imagination across past, present, and future.

The animated short film collection Yao-Chinese Folktales comprises eight independent stories rooted in traditional Chinese culture: The Little Monster's Summer, Goose, Goose, Goose, Linlin, The Country Bus Takes Away Wang Hai'er and the Immortal, Xiaoman, Birds and Fish, The Convenience Store, and The Jade Rabbit. These stories span the past and present, and look towards the future, ranging from nostalgia for rural life to technological fantasy, from fundamental themes of life to reflections on humanity, showcasing Chinese imagination and embodying Chinese national culture and philosophy. (Source: Bilibili, translated)