Born in the 1970s -- Cartoons

Author: Wu Shixin
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: In the comic, searching for memories, the black and white TV is playing paper planes, children are playing in the open-air cinema. Do you remember shedding tears between the pages. The moment of waking up from a dream without sleep, you realize innocence still resides in some corner of your heart. That was our era, our joy, our song. This book collects excellent cartoon works from the 1970s, such as "The Magic Brush Ma Liang," "Zhu Bajie Eating Watermelon," "The Fish Child," "The Little Tadpole Looking for Its Mother," etc. The 1970s was a song of youth. The 1970s was an era full of fantasy. Music was the life of "70s people," and music was the life of "70s people." Without music, the people living on this planet would not just be ordinary; life without music would not just be dull. Without music, life would lack color. Music recorded the emotions of "70s people." Music helped them achieve their dreams. The 1970s was a beautiful story. Some said that people born in the 1970s were a lost generation, heavy when they should have been carefree, shy when they should not have been timid. Some said that people born in the 1970s were an awkward generation, considered too shallow by the 1960s generation and lacking their stability, and considered too outdated by the 1980s generation, lacking their trendiness. Others said that people born in the 1970s were a simple and pure generation, just like anyone born in any other era, just a record of their time. The 1970s was full of optimism. Those born in the 1970s had not experienced war or harsh environments, and this optimism often gave them an irremovable sense of frivolity—the world was always full of luck, without hardship. The 1970s was a time of happiness and health. The 1970s generation grew up in an ideologically saturated childhood and sought to find their place in an increasingly secularized contemporary. The 1970s was a time of unfulfilled ambitions. In their youth, they sang of a pure age, with no regrets. Yet the 1970s had its own charm; they danced their own brilliance, living freely. Quiet down and let you search for the original feelings in every word. A faint lyricism, a faint touch, bringing you infinite warmth and emotion. A vivid animation, a festival for everyone, taking us back to the fields where we played as children. A classic old film, reliving the passion of the past, taking us back to the era of visual feasts. The emotions brought by the book accompany us from childhood to adulthood. A piece of music, a chorus, the beating heart replays. Like a clear spring, watering your soul. At this moment, do you feel a soft place in your heart being touched? Those sealed memories are gently lifted, and long-forgotten emotions surge anew in your heart.