China News Service, Beijing, August 13 (Reporter Sudan) The domestic animation film "Farewell to Monsters", directed by Huang Jianming and written by Wu Xiaoyu, was released nationwide on the 13th.
The release posters were released simultaneously, and all the monsters gathered in the Kunlun fantasy world.
Cheng Teng and Li Xia, the directors of the film "Jiang Ziya", spoke highly of the creative team's five-year persistence and the quality of the film, saying that the film presented the audience with a spectacle of a world of mountains and seas.
"Shan Hai Jing: Goodbye Monster" tells the story of the Kunlun physician Bai Ze, who was expelled from the hospital, wanted to be ashamed, but under the misfortune of yin and yang, he embarked on a journey of redemption and adventure together with the unicorn boy Yi .
From the concept film in 2017 to the release today, the main creative team spent five years.
Although there was confusion and hesitation in the creative process, they all persevered with their love for animation.
Director Huang Jianming said that he was lucky to have everyone see the film.
The story of the film starts from the perspective of emotional healing. I hope to use the familiar theme of Shanhaijing to talk about a topic that can empathize with modern people.
As a big IP of Chinese mythology, Shanhaijing is both familiar and unfamiliar to the audience. The main creator has moved the ancient mythical world to the big screen through the reprocessing of traditional culture, hoping to bring the audience a better visual experience.
The previous rounds of previews opened the prelude to the Kunlun story for the audience.
The protagonist Bai Ze travels through the mountains and seas, always sticking to his original intention of being a doctor, and constantly pursuing the light in his heart, but the Kunlun world is not peaceful, and Bai Ze's journey to find light is also full of difficulties.
His healing and adventurous journey brought a different landscape to the Guoman universe.
"Shan Hai Jing: Goodbye Monster" is produced by Sunac Future Culture Entertainment (Beijing) Co., Ltd., Beijing Daily Vision Film and Animation Co., Ltd., and jointly produced by several companies.
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