The opening song of the Mandarin version of Tintin's Adventures is Xu Wei's Blue Lotus, and one of the episodes is called Blue Lotus. I don't know if there is any connection between the two. But it is clear that it is blooming and never withering, and Tintin is such a blue lotus.
It's hard to imagine that this is a comic that was created nearly a hundred years ago. The author's goodwill towards China's release now seems impressive, presumably stemming from his Chinese friend Zhang, who is somewhat biased in his portrayal of the Soviet Union. Tintin and Baixue's footsteps are all over the Americas, Africa, the Soviet Union, India, China, and even the ocean and the moon. The author's imagination is astounding.
Tintin's profession is a reporter. Looking back many years later, I have always wanted to be such a person, righteous, brave and witty. I don't know when, I deviated from the direction of Tintin, probably most people are like this, so the author gave birth to such a character.
Nor will we forget the witty Snow White, the swearing Captain Haddock, the "clever" Professor Sunflower, the "smart" singing Lady Nightingale, and our compatriot Zhang.
The story of Tintin has no beginning and no end, symbolizing that there will always be people like Tintin taking risks and struggles in a certain corner of the world.
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