In fact, you can also try watching animated short films, which are very meaningful and interesting. A story can surprise you without spending too much time.

I like Pixar's animated short films best because they involve some funny plots. French lines will give you a profound meaning.

My favorite cartoon is not Miyazaki Hayao's cartoon, but McDull's story and Prince Pineapple Oil.

Japanese animated film The Girl Through Time and Space. For example, Miyazaki Hayao's The Gratitude of Cats.

Mary and Max is like plasticine. If you look at the ending carefully, you will find it very touching.

The French "Crazy Dating Beautiful Capital" likes that kind of painting style very much, but it is inexplicably associated with literary films. I don't feel anything after reading it.

China's Girl, How Long Is Your Minute seems to be a flash of love, but I like the voice of the hero.

Disney cartoons in the United States are all similar in style. You can watch any of them if you like. No special recommendation.