Yao-Chinese Folktales has eight independent story rooted in traditional Chinese culture
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E1How to Become Three Dragons
This film features 2D cartoon style with meticulous and vibrant brushwork, using a young snake's quest for immortality to explore themes of self-discovery and growth.
E2Man in the Ear
Employs ink-wash sketching and is based on strange tales from "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio", outlining the inner desires of the heart.
E3Today's Zoo
With a retro picture quality and mockumentary style, it reflects individual choices within a fantastical stage.
E4Light Snow
Felt is used as the material to create stop-motion animation, delicately portraying the complex and profound emotional bonds within family affection.
E5San Lang
Combines 2D and 3D animation, featuring desert aesthetics and science fiction elements, as it searches for the inner path home amidst the world of martial arts with flashing blades.
E6The Big Bird
A 2D animated film in a dark fairy tale style, using this dark fairy tale to write a story of a journey of guardianship.
E7Worship the Mountain
A fantasy realism piece that showcases Hakka culture, blending Hakka folk customs with fantastical imagination to find echoes of homeland and distant places.
E8Xingtian
Fuses 3D technology with hand-painted animation to reinterpret the heroic epic from ancient mythology.
E9The Great Nobleman
Featuring a watercolour style that is heartwarming and comforting, weaving humor and warmth between father and son within a fantastical setting.
Yao-Chinese Folktales has eight independent story rooted in traditional Chinese culture
Genres: Animation, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
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