The animation collection "China's Wonderful Tales", jointly produced by Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio and B Station, has continued to attract the attention and discussion of netizens since its launch on January 1, 2023. Ten directors, Yu Shui, Hu Rui, Yang Mu, Liu Maoning, Chen Lianhua and Zhou Xiaolin, Xu Ning, Gu Yang and Liu Kuang, Pan Bin, respectively created eight independent stories rooted in Chinese traditional culture, and created a new experience of "Wonderland Dreams, I'm in it" with magnificent imagination. The Chinese Legend shows a strong Chinese style. For example, "The Summer of the Little Monster" is taken from ancient Chinese stories, and the clothing and family furnishings of ancient children in "Xiaoman" are from ancient Chinese paintings and folk New Year pictures. In addition, according to Chen Liaoyu, the chief director, "The Country Bus Takes away Wang Hai'er and the Immortals" shows the real rural life, and the director has done a lot of collecting works in his hometown; "Snack Shop" tells the story of Beijing Hutong. The two directors usually live in the Hutong and have accumulated a lot of material. Hu Rui, director of "Goose, Goose and Goose", said that the film was based on "Yang Xian Scholar" in the mystery novel of the Southern Dynasty, "The Story of Continuation of Qi", which tells of an adventure when a merchant sent two geese to Goose Mountain. The creators of this story have adapted four versions successively, but finally they return to the original point, basically respect the original work and add a little change. As a result, the story and artistic conception of "Goose, Goose and Goose" are very interesting. In addition to the core of the story, the different artistic styles and production techniques used in "The Chinese Miracle" are also noteworthy: "The Summer of the Little Monster" draws on Chinese painting techniques, "Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose, Goose Or romantic and wonderful dreams. "China's Strange Tales" has boldly explored and extended the artistic path of Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio. Over the past few decades, Shanghai Fine Arts Film Studio has produced more than 500 works, including "Snow Children", "Making Trouble in the Heavenly Palace", "Black Cat Sheriff" and "Hulu Brothers", accompanied by several generations of Chinese people. Te Wei, the first director of the factory, put forward the slogan of "exploring the road of national style". Many artists of the previous generation have inherited this creative idea and created the internationally renowned animation "Chinese school". In Chen Liaoyu's view, the 1956 Pride General established the Chinese style of animation; In 1964, "Making havoc in heaven" further systematized the expression of Chinese animation; In 1979, "Nezha Naohai" performed the highest artistic performance; In 1983, "The Book of Heaven" introduced entertainment into creation, making animation more grounded. Today's "Chinese Tales" has some shadows of the past, which makes people think that this is the Chinese story told by the Chinese people. For example, some of the details that everyone likes to talk about in the film: the self-mocking of the migrant workers in "Summer of the Little Monster", the nagging of the mother boar to let the little boar "drink more water", and the "Little Cat Temple" in "Goose, Goose and Goose", which integrates Chinese folk beliefs, are both contemporary and very Chinese. China has a long history and accumulated rich traditional cultural resources. For animation creation, there are many myths, mystery novels, and a large number of landscape paintings and people