Earlier this year, in May, Chinese mainland blockbuster animation "Ne Zha 2" made a splash in Russia. With a Moscow premiere fully dubbed and subtitled in Russian, the film invited fans to dive into its mythological world and vibrant visuals. 🎥🐉
The premiere scene felt like a cosplay festival: dozens of Chinese culture enthusiasts arrived dressed as mythological figures and popular characters from films and games. From fiery deities to epic warriors, the crowd brought the animation to life long before the film even rolled. 🤩
Russian moviegoer Anastasia summed it up: "You can clearly see how much effort the creative team put in – the visual effects are stunning. The film's Eastern aesthetics are incredibly compelling, and I'm excited for more." Her excitement echoes across social feeds, where clips and fan art of "Ne Zha 2" are spreading fast. 💫
This success highlights the growing appetite for Chinese mainland animation abroad. By blending traditional myths with modern storytelling, "Ne Zha 2" shows how Eastern fantasies can win hearts worldwide. Could this be the start of a new era for Asian animation in global markets? Stay tuned as more screenings roll out! 🌏✨
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
