New Anime 10-Year Classic

Author: Li Xu, edited by Gu Wenjin
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: Today, anime is spread and commented on by countless unknown netizens, much like Snow Village's "We Are All Living Lei Feng," rather than relying on the "help" of D-version merchants to watch new anime. There are more and more websites offering online paid viewing of anime books, and Comic Bars are popping up near universities. Anime events are also being held across the country. Experts estimate that the anime industry will reach 60 billion in the future. The years from 1993 to 2003 were a pivotal and thrilling decade for the development of Chinese anime. This book selects the most fascinating and outstanding writers and works that profoundly influenced Chinese anime during this decade. It offers a classic and heartfelt review and showcase. Anime lives between literature and film, and this book will live between anime fans and the future. Anime is not an isolated culture; it, along with gaming and the internet, occupies the lives of the 80s generation in a three-dimensional way. Anime is that place where dreams, desires, and hallucinations can grow wildly and vividly.