In other words, in the face of this round and round commercial film, our Chinese commercial martial arts films and commercial cartoons must be faithful to their ears and feel ashamed. Everyone has their own understanding of the connotation of literary films, and it is difficult to have a recognized comment on the pros and cons of styles. But commercial films, or industrial products, "Ding is Ding Mao or Mao", can't justify themselves with things like style and connotation-poor technology? Does the picture make people aesthetically tired? The plot is too outrageous? I'm sorry, the market belongs to the market. When will we—at the level of commercial films and B-level films—be able to get rid of the morbid “not popular” and there are many popular and popular products, our film industry can truly be considered mature. And when it comes to the animation industry, it’s a more distant topic.
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