Lishifu

Now that's interesting, my accent actually makes it easier to pronounce than English. https://media1.tenor.com/images/e579ec091b95190516a153c10dbb2357/tenor.gif?itemid=12239744

Yeah, I think the CCP are going to fund more animation, which is great. That might be to challenge how popular anime is in China, which would be good for the Chinese economy, because fans will buy DVDs and figurines that support studios in China instead of Japan. I know about the censorship situation but I think it's still a lot better than it used to be, so long as you're not involved in danmei. I like how China can make animations for itself now, instead of just for other countries. It has it's own stories and culture, just like Japan, and might one day be a strong rival. I would like to watch some of the older animations, do you have any recommendations? Yes. I like anything about Chinese history and its ancient gods, so that's why I read comics and watch animations about that.

Time flows forwards, people change. http://youtu.be/0bb69kLgFcI

*shrugs* Just shows that your people are smarter than anyone thinks. To learn Russian and our Cyrillic letters proves to be a most painful challenge to anyone else outside the ancient Slavic connections to us such as: Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Bulgaria especially, etc. Yet, you are so different from us. But you learn what we developed for centuries in a matter of years. Now that's what I call power, if I've ever seen it. https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/yandere-simulator-fanon/images/9/99/Thumbs_up.gif

I know 8 different alphabets/symbols sets (originated pretty much from Europe or North Africa), but darn....yours is hard to crack. How does outsider like me learn your language anyway? All I've figured out is that your letters are a lot like pictures that describe the actual meaning, and several letters can be combined into one to create pretty much a short sentence. But holy moly, there are so many options to express yourself in your words that it feels like not even natives can learn the entire idea in their lifetimes. It's so complex.... Guess that's to be expected from the land that remembers thousands of years of it's history. https://media1.tenor.com/images/e765e06eb21f7bdd41eb6605222c4f60/tenor.gif?itemid=6014356

My Chinese is poor so I rely on what Bayi subs release. But I have seen quite a few series now like wangpai Yushi, Aishen Qiaokeli-ing, nuwa chengchang riji, Quanzhi Gaoshou and some Huyao Xiao Hongniang (as well as others that I can't remember right now). I'd like to watch more but it's harder to find. I like the sound of the language so I always watch donghua in Chinese and I like Chinese history and mythology. Do you watch a lot of Chinese animations?