Baling a photography studio

"Ah ~ that's the black cat sheriff, ah ~ that's the black cat sheriff, forest citizens salute you, salute you, salute you ~!"

When the familiar melody sounded, the movie "Sheriff's Black Cat", which we enjoyed waiting in front of the TV when we were young, opened again for one night. Sometimes what we remember may not be cartoons, but that feeling and feeling.

Maybe I don't need to introduce the cartoon "Sheriff Black Cat". Basically, people born in 90 to 95 have seen it. Compared with the current animation, the plot is relatively old-fashioned and simple, but at that time, the black cat sheriff represented the childhood of a generation.

"Big head son, small head father, a pair of good friends, happy father and son."

The audience of Big Head Son and Little Head Dad may be more than that of Sheriff Black Cat, and the corresponding series of books are also overwhelming. These cartoons of conscience in our childhood still affect my understanding of those classic animated images, just like CCTV filmed a movie with the same theme later, but after watching an episode, I found that it had no previous taste at all. I don't know if we grew up or they shot us. (Personally, I think classics are classics. The Condor Heroes has been remake so many times, which one can surpass Felix Wong Yat Wa's version? )

"Go, go, go, four-wheel drive soldiers are in action, driving a brave racing car to chase the championship."

To be honest, the "four-wheel drive brothers" are definitely the initiators of the four-wheel drive boom. When I was a child, there were a bunch of tattered four-wheel drive cars at home, which were torn to pieces. I even changed the motor of that car. At that time, if anyone had a light speed motor, it would be really awesome. I still remember the line that Audi drilled my partner. What can I say? I've watched one or two cartoons so far.

However, I have a question. Who can tell me, those children ran so hard with four-wheel drive that they all ran marathons later? Especially the Star Horse, how did this wicked child catch up with his four-wheel drive when the whirlwind charged the tornado? This question has been bothering me for more than ten years. It is urgent to get an answer and wait online.

"Gourd baby, gourd baby, there are seven melons on a vine, not afraid of wind and rain. La la la la la la la, tinkling. "

Speaking of classic comics, I think the image of Huluwa is definitely the most representative. The phrase "monster, let my grandfather go" can be said to have been played badly by later netizens. Although I can't remember what skills those dolls can play now, it doesn't affect my nostalgia for childhood.

In addition to the above, such as Light Messenger, Armor Xiaobao, Iron Courage Train Man, Little Confused God, Morning in Martin, Dragon Ball, etc. They are all classics of the post-90s generation, and some of them can't be remembered. Remember, Lao Tie can recommend a wave ~