Synopsis
Continues the story of Yao-Chinese Folktales
Yao-Chinese Folktales is an animated anthology comprising eight distinct stories rooted in traditional Chinese heritage. These tales are "The Little Monster's Summer," "Goose, Goose, Goose," "Linlin," "The Country Bus Takes Away Wang Hai'er and the Immortal," "Xiaoman," "Birds and Fish," "The Convenience Store," and "The Jade Rabbit." Spanning various eras—from nostalgic depictions of rural life to futuristic science-fiction settings—each piece delves into fundamental questions of existence and human nature. This collection showcases Chinese creativity and embodies the core of Chinese cultural and philosophical thought.
In this installment
In Yao-Chinese Folktales 2, nine animated shorts directed by twelve creators explore the diverse world of Chinese folklore. Each piece combines fantasy, traditional stories, and symbolic storytelling with reflections on modern life. The anthology examines themes like personal identity, family ties, and social bonds, delivering both visual beauty and thoughtful observations on contemporary human experiences.
