My Animation Era

Guo Hongwei is right.

"Youth Dance" is indeed a good work, a rare masterpiece of domestic animation, but the audience of this animation is too narrow.

It only took three days for the animated "The Adventures of Little Carp" to surpass "Youth Dance" in both ratings and audience share, and was crowned the king of ratings in the 17:00 noon slot.

Many media and peers have paid attention to the sudden rise of small carp.

After all, before this, everyone's attention was focused on the record-breaking "Bugs Bunny", but no one noticed another new work of Wanbao Animation.

This is incredible!

The plot rhythm of the animation "The Adventures of Little Carp" really surprised many people. If they didn't say it was a cartoon, they would have thought it was some TV series that dominates the screen!

[Behind the "carp leaping over the dragon's gate" is the "truth, goodness and beauty" of human nature! ——Youth Daily]

[The "evil" of human nature is reflected from the mangy snake, and a well-known writer said that the animation "The Adventures of Little Carp" has benefited him a lot! ——Zhuyi News]

[Too harsh on good people, too forgiving on bad people, a brief discussion of "The Adventures of Little Carp"...]

Probably because they discovered that the animation "The Adventures of Little Carp" is getting higher and higher ratings, and its popularity is quite good. There are gradually discussions on the Internet, and more media are reporting on this animation.

This is a good thing.

Someone helps promote it, and it’s tap water that doesn’t cost money. Why not?

But not long after "The Adventures of Little Carp" became popular, and it could only be considered a small hit, not quite a big hit, a comment appeared in the comment area, which immediately scared Gu Miao half to death.

"Are there any metaphors for the characters in this animation? I always feel that characters such as Mangy Snake, True Dragon, Big Turtle, and Bubbles all have their prototypes..."

Don’t read too much into it!

It was obviously the beginning of autumn and the weather was still very hot, but Gu Miao felt like she was in a world of ice and snow at this moment, and was so frightened by this comment that she broke into a cold sweat.

This audience is really too idle.

He clearly intended to create such a positive animation, but he still couldn't stop thinking about it, and he couldn't stop it.

Others used the last message grandma left for Bubbles to make associations, and all the speculations made him tremble with fear.

"Where there is truth there is falsehood, where there is good there is evil. If you don't cause trouble, the mangy snake will come too!"

"Go on smiling, because bad people are most afraid of good people laughing..."

To be honest.

The original version of "The Adventures of Little Carp" has been subject to speculation since it aired. Is there any metaphor or satire in its plot characters? But these are all conjectures of netizens and have never been confirmed.

I never expected that Wanbao's version of "The Adventures of Little Carp" would also encounter this situation after it was broadcast.

This is so scary!

Gu Miao didn't dare to let netizens continue to think wildly, otherwise they wouldn't know what shocking words they were going to say.

"All comments like this have been deleted."

Gu Miao quickly arranged for people to delete and clean up these misleading comments on Wanbao Video, Weibo, official accounts and other platforms.

This is also for the sake of animation.

As the producer of the animation "The Adventures of Little Carp", he can clearly state that Wanbao's version of "The Adventures of Little Carp" does not have the situations speculated by netizens, and the plot does not contain any metaphors or ironies.

I just borrowed the allusion of "Carp Leaping over the Dragon Gate" to tell the children an inspirational story about hard work and growth.

No random fabrications!

He didn't know what was going on with the original version. Anyway, there was no metaphor or satire in the Wanbao version. These fabricated remarks on the Internet naturally had to be cleaned up and deleted, and they must not be allowed to ferment.

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The "over-interpretation" controversy that occurred in the comment area of ​​the animation "The Adventures of Little Carp" quickly disappeared under Gu Miao's careful attention.

But Gu Miao cannot control the entire Internet. There are still people discussing this topic in some smaller forums or online communities.

"To be honest, I really haven't thought about this. I swear to God!"

"Okay, I believe you."

Gu Miao waved her hand and said, "You don't need to swear. As long as we walk upright and sit upright, we won't be afraid of other people's criticism."

If anything, this should be a coincidence.

In particular, the villain character of the Three-clawed Golden Toad is so instantaneous that it is easy to think of some people in reality. It is reasonable for the audience to have this idea.

"But the problem is, the character of the Three-clawed Golden Toad was already in the project, not my original creation!" Guo Hongwei exclaimed.

Gu Miao: "..."

broken! He was the one who wrote the project, and the blame was thrown back at him?

But then again.

To put it bluntly, his project copied the story line and main characters of the original "The Adventures of Little Carp".

So the question is, in the original "The Adventures of Little Carp" animation, is the three-clawed golden toad really a metaphor for something by the screenwriter or director?

Gu Miao didn't dare to think about it.

Maybe this is really happening!

Flies don't bite seamless eggs. Many viewers believe that the plot of "The Adventures of Little Carp in the Past Life" contains metaphorical and satirical content. This may be just what others say, or it may be true.

In any case, the character of the Three-clawed Golden Toad is very problematic. It does not make sense to explain it purely from the perspective of a villain.

Because this guy's method of squeezing undersea animals was too capitalist. In the end, he was defeated by Bubble and hung on a stone pillar, much like a chandelier...

Ahem!

When Gu Miao thought of the scene of the three-clawed golden toad being hung up, and the scene of the three-clawed golden toad squeezing the animals in a fancy way, Gu Miao's expression became a little tense.

He himself almost lost his confidence.

This thing, you said that the original version didn't contain any metaphorical satire. How coincidence is that? Is there really such a coincidence in this world?

"Forget it, my bad."

Gu Miao decisively admitted her mistake and said: "When I first wrote the plan, I didn't pay attention to these details, which led to the audience's unwarranted associations..."

"We have to learn a lesson and we can't do this again in the future! Villains like the Three-clawed Golden Toad and the Mangy Snake should appear as little as possible in the future."

Gu Miao is not afraid of taking the blame.

But stuffing private goods into children's animations is still a very sensitive topic and can easily lead to serious accidents, so he doesn't agree with it.

Even in the recent "Hell Girl" animation, he tried his best to avoid implanting private goods, let alone "The Adventures of Little Carp", a cartoon most watched by primary school students.

You really can't mess around.

If someone is accused of poisoning the future flowers of the motherland, let alone Wanbao, a Fortune 500 company, even the world's number one cannot afford it!

certainly!

Some things can be incorporated into animations, but they must not be admitted. Regardless of whether they are intentionally implanted private goods, just refuse to admit them anyway.

Regarding the metaphorical interpretation of The Adventures of Little Carp, you can search online. Most of them are nonsense and conjecture. It is quite interesting to read as a story...