Haven't been obsessed with cartoons for a long time, Reivew on Avatar: The Last Airbender

I haven't been staring at any cartoon for at least two or three years. When I watched the first episode of the first season, I didn't feel anything special. It belongs to standard production. I don't particularly like the style of painting. I show it to children. But probably from the third episode onwards, the more and more fascinating I watched, the character image is well portrayed and full, the setting of each character is very tenable, the plot rhythm is fast, there are many plots that are unexpected, and the foreshadowing is very Smart, and it can be seen that these screenwriters are not just taking Chinese elements to decorate the facade, but they do have a better understanding of Buddhism, especially Tibetan Buddhism.
For example, the air temple represented by Ang in the film is actually the representative of the Yellow Sect in Tibetan Buddhism. A group of monks are kind and kind, and fire nation refers to the Red Sect. The method of cultivation is very aggressive, and the indoor furnishings are very eerie and weird. , These are all extracted from the image of the Red Sect.
I’m currently seeing half of the second season, and I am deeply impressed with the strange king Bumi of the earth nation in the first season. That episode is also my favorite at the moment. The purpose of the whole episode is to be good at breaking conventions. It appeared in the second season. A bunch of wanderers who play and sing are also very interesting, saying that they should know how to enjoy going instead of focusing on where.
I don't know when China will be able to make such cartoons. Good stories will be written by others.

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