Dreaming person 6

Author: Yao Feila
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Publish Date: 2006-02-07
Features: Yao Feila, a top domestic comic artist, made his debut with this work, which ran for six years and set a record for the longest-running comic series in China. The is a large-scale youth-themed animation adapted from a local comic, produced by China Central Television (CCTV). It features a theme song performed by Super Girl Zhang Hanrun. Yao Feila's《80℃》 was the first domestic new comic to be licensed for overseas publication. 《》 will join《80℃》 in creating a new chapter for original youth comics. 《》 is the debut work of the top young comic artist Yao Feila in China. The entire series is depicted with fresh and beautiful visuals and a prose-like narrative style, telling the story of high school girl Li Mengling and her companions Sun Yuzhou, Guo 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 was deeply loved by readers. This volume tells the story of Sun Yuzhou, who, after a painful decision, finally decides to move north to continue pursuing his music dream, while Wen Mo and Guo Youyong also make their own choices. Mengling's dreams gradually shift away from being a superpowered superhero girl, with more grown-up aspirations waiting for her. "The Universe's Home" finally comes to an end, with the group embarking on a sea trip before disbanding. On the three-zhang island, the fireworks they set off light up the sky and the sea, becoming a testament to their most beautiful and moving youth dreams. 《》 has been adapted into a by CCTV, marking the first large-scale youth-themed animation adapted from a domestic comic by CCTV. The series features a theme song by Super Girl Zhang Hanrun, and received strong after its broadcast on CCTV.

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