Dreaming Person · 4

Author: Yao Feila
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Dream People is the breakthrough work of Yao Feila, a top young manga artist in China's new comics industry. The entire work depicts the story of high school girl Li Mengling and her companions Sun Yuzhou, Gu Youyong, Wen Mo, and an American girl cowboy as they grow and pursue their dreams. It reflects the joys and sorrows of young men and women during their transformation, humorously showcases the rich and unique inner world of teenagers, and describes a vibrant, dreamlike youth and a life as illusory as a dream. Running for six years, it has been deeply loved by a wide readership. This volume tells of Mengling struggling as the president of her club, not to mention Sun Yuzhou falling into a predicament—his painstakingly acquired watermelons, due to industry competition, are in a sorry state with no takers. Just when it's raining cats and dogs, a typhoon is approaching, and "Yuzhou's Home" faces a major renovation test. As the embodiment of invincible justice, can Li Mengling overcome all these difficulties? At a critical moment, "Yuzhou's Home" is emptied out, and after a series of wild and chaotic events, the situation finally takes an unexpected turn. Dream People has been adapted into a TV animation series of the same name by China Central Television (CCTV), making it the first large-scale youth-themed animation adapted from a domestic comic in CCTV's history. The theme song is performed by Zhang Hanrun, a member of the Super Girl competition, and the series received an overwhelmingly positive response after its broadcast on CCTV. Dream People is the breakthrough work of Yao Feila, a top young manga artist in China's new comics industry. The entire work depicts the story of high school girl Li Mengling and her companions Sun Yuzhou, Gu Youyong, Wen Mo, and an American girl cowboy as they grow and pursue their dreams. It reflects the joys and sorrows of young men and women during their transformation, humorously showcases the rich and unique inner world of teenagers, and describes a vibrant, dreamlike youth and a life as illusory as a dream. Running for six years, it has been deeply loved by a wide readership. This volume tells of Mengling struggling as the president of her club, not to mention Sun Yuzhou falling into a predicament—his painstakingly acquired watermelons, due to industry competition, are in a sorry state with no takers. Just when it's raining cats and dogs, a typhoon is approaching, and "Yuzhou's Home" faces a major renovation test. As the embodiment of invincible justice, can Li Mengling overcome all these difficulties? At a critical moment, "Yuzhou's Home" is emptied out, and after a series of wild and chaotic events, the situation finally takes an unexpected turn.