The childhood memory "Good Horse" is going to be put on the screen?

Supported by Walter Disney China Creative Technology, Jacky Cheung sang the theme song, which was released by China Film Co., Ltd., and the 3D animated film "Shen Bi Ma Liang" dubbed by the original crew of Kung Fu Panda was held in Beijing. Sixty outstanding young people from ethnic minority areas in Xinjiang were invited to participate in this film, and they got a sneak peek at this 3D animated blockbuster which not only inherited the traditional folk culture of China, but also had Disney style. La Peikang, who has just succeeded Han Sanping as the chairman of China Film Co., Ltd., Hao, executive deputy director of the Central Network Film and Television Center of the Communist Youth League, deputy secretary of the party group, Teng Yong, secretary of the Youth League Committee of the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television, and Bing Xu, general manager of China Film Co., Ltd., also attended the event in person on the same day, supporting the platform of "Good Horse", which is enough to show that China Film attaches great importance to movies. It is reported that the film will be released in 2D/3D/ Chinese giant screen format on July 25th.

The magic pen "lights up" the fantasy fairy tale and puts it on the big screen, inheriting the traditional folk culture of China, putting the well-known classic fairy tale "Magic Pen Ma Liang" on the big screen again, and adding Hollywood blockbuster special effects technology and Disney production technology, bringing a dream story with a great sense of the times. Throughout the film, the children in Xinjiang felt the unconstrained style of Ma's pen splashing ink in laughter, and experienced the brand-new visual impact brought by 3D animation in the legendary dream story.

On the day of the activity, the children's interest in painting was also mobilized at once. On the "Canvas Dream Wall", children picked up brushes and drew the most beautiful scenes and dreams in their minds. In the children's world, dreams are unconstrained and unconstrained, which is a wanton color.