What exactly is Monchic, what is Monchic?

Monchichi is a doll, it is two cute little monkeys that represent happiness and luck, the English is monchhichi, this word is composed of the French mon (mine) and buchi (cute little one), and then there is this ugly, fluffy, faceless, incomparably kawaii doll appeared.

Monchhichi is a modified version of Kutakuta Monkey that appeared in 1972, and was first born in Japan in 1974. Later, it became popular with German-speaking European countries. It currently has supporters in more than 30 countries around the world and already has 300 different product categories.

Monchichi is a series of dolls.

Born in Japan in 1974 as an improved version of the 1972 Kutakuta Monkey, Monchhichi was very popular in Japan from birth, and began to make inroads into Australia the following year. Later, it became popular with German-speaking European countries.

Monchhichi has its own fans all over the world. Fans in the UK call them chic-a-boo; In France, fans call them kiki; In Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, there is also an exclusive museum in Monchhichi; In China, everyone calls them Mengsqueak, Mengqiqi or Mengsneer.

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Moe Fun (English name: monchhichi) are two little monkeys representing "happiness" and "luck", and are super popular dolls in Japan, with hello

Kitty is tied for the top two cute dolls. Since its birth in 1974, this little monkey has a following in more than 30 countries around the world and has 300 different product categories.

When Moe Fun was born, it was distinguished by the color of the bib hanging around the neck between men and women, and the blue color was the name of the man's name "Moe Fun?" kun", pink is a woman's name "cute fun? chan”；They both have a habitual gesture of thumb sucking, but in formal situations, they put their fingers down because they are also very polite.

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He's a cute little monkey, it's cute, it's a doll, he's a master in a Japanese story.

Sound and image are the main elements that make up film and television, and montage is the creative technique of film and television. The earliest montage is a transliteration of the French word montage, in which montage is an architectural term that means assembly and assembly.

Nowadays, montage is regarded as a means and method of film and television creation, generally speaking, it is to rearrange different shots, and the writing of sub-shots before shooting and the editing work after shooting are all using montage creative techniques.

For example, in order to assemble a scene where a couple meets, we first intercept the clip of the boy walking from the right side of the street, and then select the clip of the girl coming out of the residential house, and then take a shot of the supermarket door, and finally shoot the scene of the boy meeting the girl on the street. But in essence, these shots are unrelated, it is possible that one of these shots was shot last year, and the ** at the door of the supermarket may be from the Internet**, but these several shots are assembled together, but it will give people such a continuous scene. And this is the most basic principle of montage.

In a narrow sense, montage refers to the creation of collages or editing of elements such as footage and sound. According to the needs of time, the creators of film and television reassemble and connect various shots in a certain order, and can also achieve seamless splicing of smooth narratives.

It can be said that today's film creation techniques are edited and spliced according to the methods and means of montage, so there will be a saying that "montage is the foundation of film art".

Monchhichi (English name: Monchhichi) are two little monkeys representing "happiness" and "luck", and are super popular dolls in Japan, along with Hello Kitty as the top two cute dolls.

Monchhichi usually appear in pairs, with a blue bib for a boy named Monchhichikun and a pink bib for a girl named Monchhichichan. But everyone will call them monchhichis. In many parts of the world, among monchhichi fans, everyone believes that sending a monchhichi representing "happiness" and "luck" to the other person you like is wishing you two people a lifetime of happiness and luck.