Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, the lucky rabbit, is a lovely rabbit. At that time, because Mr. Walter Disney hoped that this rabbit would bring good luck to his career, he named it "Lucky Rabbit Oswald the Lucky Rabbit". Walter made 26 animated short films of silent lucky rabbit Oswald the Lucky Rabbit from 1927 to 1928, and sold them to Charles Mintz to make money. Mr Mintz gave these films to Universal Studios for distribution, but Walter didn't expect to lose their roles and copyrights. Since then, Walter has learned a lesson from Oswald the Lucky Rabbit the Lucky Rabbit (Disney has always attached great importance to the protection and operation of people and movie copyright assets). Later, Walter Lentz began to make the works of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit the Lucky Rabbit, and Disney's early movie Oswald the Lucky Rabbit the Lucky Rabbit was later dubbed by the copyright owner Universal Pictures. Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, the lucky rabbit, is the first person in Disney to carry out authorized merchandise business. At that time, he developed a candy bar, a set of templates and a pin button. Finally, Oswald returned to Disney in 2006.