First of all, it's not easy to do it. There are very few powerful cartoonists in China. For example, the Dragon in the south of the Yangtze River was changed into a cartoon. First of all, the style of painting and the split lens were not very good. Then, the content of the novel could not be interpreted at all. When reading it, I couldn't feel the emotion when reading it. And some Japanese novels should be animated quite well. This is a matter of the background of doing this business. Comics should be bad, so don't introduce animation.

Furthermore, the animation production in China is also lacking in details. There are few high-level animations, so we can only take some routes that are funny and aimed at younger audiences, or just mindless and unhappy educational routes. It's not that these are not good, but that if you want to see the kind of animation in Europe, America and Japan, China really has little production experience now.

Then there is the issue of censorship. On the one hand, it has effectively resisted the cultural invasion brought by foreign movies and cartoons, but on the other hand, it has really restricted the development of entertainment, and there may be some political elements in it.