Why does China make an animated film about the crisis of the birth crisis?

It's caused by closed-mindedness. Have you noticed that even the relatively excellent Qin Shi Mingyue has a Japanese style (delicate, from color to shape), and have you found the rest of the animation, even if the technology has reached the international level, the things made still feel rough and rigid, and the movie is too. Freedom of thought is valued in foreign countries, and art departments in particular need to be free and open.

But China is probably the most closed and conservative country outside of Iran, North Korea and other countries, which is not conducive to the cultivation of art talents (the incineration department of the gang of souls) In the United States, you can oppose capitalism, but in China, you basically don't want to say that you oppose xxism (river crab), foreign education focuses on independent thinking, while China is cramming education (digging up the duck's belly and stuffing it in) Some things are practical, and they really don't need to be too beautiful, and they don't need to be too free to think. But art is the opposite, you can be impractical, even wrong, but you have to be free. (China's national policy is also intended to develop in this direction, focusing on practical things, so it will not focus on freedom, which is understandable).

I don't know if you're referring to something like Resident Evil or just Resident Evil.

1. The copyright of Resident Evil is not Chinese, and it cannot be filmed casually.

2. You should understand the reasons why similar domestic films cannot be approved.

The copyright of Resident Evil is in the hands of Capcom in Japan, and it is not allowed to be filmed without copyright.

China has this strength, but there is a department called the Ministry of Culture. The old feudal diehards just don't give up.

The State Administration of Radio, Film and Television does not allow it, and there are clear provisions.

Friend In a nutshell: "national conditions" are different ......

There are 3 Resident Evil anime movies, namely "Resident Evil: Deterioration", "Resident Evil: Curse" and "Resident Evil: Revenge".

Among them, the first and second word-of-mouth and plot are acceptable, but the third animated film deteriorated, but it was relatively bad reviews, and it was the least loved by the audience among the three works, probably because the director and screenwriter were all replaced, as a series of works, it is indeed a pity.

As of January 13, 2019, there are three anime versions of Resident Evil.

1. "Resident Evil: Cursed": It is the second full CG movie produced by the action-adventure game "Resident Evil" series of games by Capcom in Japan, directed by Japanese director Makoto Kamiya.

The film mainly tells the story of Leon, who decides to go on a stealth mission to collect intelligence after receiving information about biological weapons in small Eastern European countries, and the plot time of the movie is set after "Resident Evil: Deterioration".

2. "Resident Evil: Deterioration": It is the first all-CG movie adapted from the Japanese horror game "Resident Evil" series. Unlike the live-action "Resident Evil" series of films, the film is completely produced with CG technology.

The film is directed by Makoto Kamiya. The plot time of the movie is set 7 years after the "Raccoon City Incident" in the game version of "Resident Evil 2", that is, 1 year after the game version of "Resident Evil 4", which mainly tells the story of Leon's encounter with Claire again in Haverville.

3. "Resident Evil: Revenge": It is the latest CG animated film in the Resident Evil series, announced in October 2016, and has been disappearing ever since, just when players are about to forget about it.

Later, the official finally brought the news of the long-lost "Resident Evil" new CG animated movie, released a ** of Leon, and announced the subtitle of this new CG animated movie "Resident Evil: Vengeance (Biohazard: Vendetta)", in addition to Leon, the popular characters Chris and Rebecca confirmed their debut.

1. There are two animated versions of Resident Evil, one called Deterioration and the other called Curse.

2. "Resident Evil: Deterioration" is an all-CG movie adapted from the famous Japanese action-adventure game "Resident Evil" series. Unlike the live-action "Resident Evil" movie, the film is made entirely with CG technology.

Leon meets Claire again in Haverville 7 years after the "Raccoon City Incident" in the game's version of Resident Evil 2, and 1 year after the game version of Resident Evil 4.

3. "Resident Evil: Damnation" (Resident Evil: Damnation) is the second CG movie produced by Capcom for the "Resident Evil" series of games, and the protagonist of the film Lu Ji is still "Leon S Kennedy" (Leon S Kennedy), and "Ada Wong" (Ada Wong), who has partnered with Leon many times, will appear in the movie.