Great China comicsChina comics had a unique development process and characteristics.
From the perspective of its development, it accompanied the evolution of China society from a feudal dynasty to a modern society, experiencing struggles, conflicts, and changes in various periods. There were different climaxes in different historical periods, such as the first climax before and after the 1911 Revolution, the second climax after the September 18th Incident and before the July 7 Incident, and the third climax in the second half of the 1940s. In 1925, the name " comic " was noted. In 1926," Zikai Comic " was published. In 1928," Shanghai Comic " was published. This made the name " comic " unified and popularized.
One of the most distinctive features of Chinese comics was their satirical and critical views that closely followed reality. This was related to the severe national crisis that China faced in modern times. At that time, the content of comics contained the desire for freedom and peace. Modern China comics were not only critical and satirical, but also had a strong story and inspirational elements, becoming a part of the memories of young people growing up.
In terms of works, there were collections such as " Chinese Comics: Discovering China Again ", which selected works of many well-known comic writers to show the people's livelihood in a satirical and humorous way, and to convey the voice, attitude, spirit, and value of China. There were also " Comic China: Up and Down 5,000 Years " with historical stories as the content. At the same time, there were also many works on the original manga platform, such as Battle Through the Heavens manga and Douluo Continent manga.
However, the China comics industry also faced some challenges. The Chinese comic industry seemed to have expanded in size and the number of users and works increased, but in fact, practitioners faced many difficulties. The industry was very competitive, and the intensity of the competition was far beyond imagination. The workload was extremely high, and the requirements for the update speed led to the decline in the quality of the comics. The income of the mangaka was not high, and the long-term difficulties of the mangaka and poverty had become the norm in the industry. This also caused the development of the entire industry to face certain obstacles.
The Great Explorer 2 Comics" The Great Explorer 2 " was a comic book published by Guangzhou Press. The author was Buerma. This manga created a China version of the Adventures of Tintin. The content included the three strange people's adventures and all kinds of monsters. It had a thrilling plot comparable to Grave Robber's Chronicles and Ghost Blows Out the Light. The comic envisioned a wonderful scene of Darwin and Magellan crossing over. In the comic, Darwin was a little boy, and Magellan was an uncle. The two met and sparked a lot of sparks. They would encounter many strange poisonous creatures during their exploration. Apart from looking for treasures, avoiding poisonous creatures was also a great attraction. Burg Horse's style was mainly a cartoon version and funny. There were many creatures in his works, which reflected his casual and realistic style of creation.
The Great China ComicsThere were many comics related to the amazing China people. There was a book that told the stories of great historical figures in the form of comics. It contained the stories of forty-five historical figures and was accompanied by beautiful pictures, so that children could easily grasp historical knowledge. There was also the Half-hour Comic China Aerospace, which used comics to tell the story of China Aerospace's arduous struggle from humiliation to today's arrogance. It recreated wonderful scientific stories such as the two bombs and one star, Beidou navigation, and so on. It set an example for the children to set great scientists such as Qian Xuesen and Deng Jiaxian, combing a large amount of aerospace knowledge and stimulating the children's scientific exploration spirit.