Delving Into Chinese Furry Cartoon A Cultural Phenomenon

As a comparative social study, firstly, the study introduces a general overview of the furry fandom as a new subculture in china and the differences between the portrayal of western. The intent of this paper is to boost the quality of animation storyboard education and give insight into how to most effectively teach animation storyboarding within the context of the current. This unique blend of chinese culture and furry fandom creates a rich tapestry of creativity and expression that is not only entertaining but also educational. Literature, comics, and games based on furry culture are becoming more visible to the public eye. But as a subculture, furry fandom is not well known to the general public and even suffers from.

This study analyses the categories of chinese. In february, the first shop in china themed on the iconic belgian cartoon character tintin opened in shanghai after spring festival. News of tintin's arrival in the city went viral on. Its all part of a subculture called furry fandom, whereby people give animals human traits. Technically called anthropomorphism, the current fad started in the west in the. Active and open identi cation with animals and the creation of anthropomorphic (or zoomorphic) fursonas have become infamous on the internet, yet published research on the. Chinese animation creators now have an immense task in finding ways to reconstruct their traditional national culture. This study analyses the categories of chinese animation movies. Chinese animations have adopted traditional cultural elements and attracted global attention thanks to their unique style. Animators have combined traditional culture with.