Martin's Morning (22)

Author: Today Animation
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book series is based on the Chinese-French co-produced film, which was nominated for the 2003 Annecy International Animation Festival in France, the in Italy, and the Portuguese Film Animation Festival; it won the 2003 China Cartoon Art "Golden Frog Award" and the China Animation Short Film Academic Award from the China Animation Association, the 2004 China TV Golden Eagle Award for Outstanding TV Artistic Animation, the 2004 China International Audio-Visual Expo Award for Outstanding Audio-Visual Products, and the 2004 National TV Program "Golden Child Award" for Outstanding Co-Produced Animation Film. Currently, over 20 countries in Europe and America, including Belgium and France, have purchased the television broadcasting rights for this animated film. This series of books is set in the context of family and school life, telling the story of a boy filled with childhood charm. The environment is very familiar to children, and the relaxed and humorous storyline brings children closer to the protagonist, Martin. The story content covers a wide range of themes, drawing on traditional stories from both China and France, as well as materials from around the world, making it easily accepted by children worldwide. Although Martin's appearance changes constantly, he always maintains a kind and brave heart. Every morning, when Martin wakes up, a new character awaits him, and unusual things happen. This leads to a series of interesting stories. CCTV's blockbuster 52-episode golden-prize animated film, 52 mornings, 52 images of Martin, 52 humorous, thrilling, and diverse stories, will leave children with endless imagination. This book tells two interesting stories, each depicting a day in Martin's life. This is the 22nd book. The 43rd Day: Fairy Martin. Martin transforms into a fairy, and in mythology, fairies are known for helping humans do good. So when Mom wakes up in the morning, she finds the floor spotless and the table set with delicious breakfast—all thanks to Martin! Today, a school inspector is coming to check on the school, and Martin puts on a great show, cleaning the classroom, scrubbing the floors, and even baking delicious cakes in the kitchen. When the inspector arrives, he nearly slips on the floor, and the cake explodes when presented to him. The school is on the verge of failing the evaluation! It's all the fault of a mischievous fairy. What can Martin do to make the mischievous fairy change his ways and turn the inspector's anger into joy? The 44th Day: Santa Martin. On Christmas morning, Martin transforms into Santa Claus. The red sleigh used by Santa Claus to deliver gifts is parked right outside his door. Martin drives the sleigh and soars through the city. Mona reminds him, "Tonight, Santa Claus will take the sleigh to deliver gifts to children!" Martin finds Santa Claus's home in the sleigh but discovers that Santa has been kidnapped by bad guys! It turns out that the bad guy, Fuda, wants to use the sleigh to deliver coal to children, making them cry in disappointment. However, he can't find the sleigh. Martin and the bad guys engage in a battle of wits, ultimately foiling the bad guys' plan. On Christmas night, Santa Claus takes the sleigh to deliver gifts to children.