Chinese animation and socialism : from animators' perspectives /

Table of Contents: “…Acknowledgments -- List of Figures -- List o Contributors -- Introduction -- Chinese Animation and Socialism -- Daisy Yan Du -- PART 1 -- The Splendor of Socialist Animation -- 1 Mochinaga Tadahito in Early Socialist China -- Mochinaga Noriko, translated by Nick Stember and Yan Chen -- 2 Walking Our Own Path and Innovating -- Duan Xiaoxuan, translated by Nick Stember -- 3 An Authentic Animator -- Yan Dingxian, translated by Nick Stember -- 4 Dribs and Drabs -- Lin Wenxiao, translated by Nick Stember -- 5 National Style and Characterization -- Pu Jiaxiang, translated by Isabel Galwey -- 6 On the Art of Papercutting Animation -- Pu Yong, translated by Isabel Galwey and Eva Chang -- PART 2 -- The Transition to Postsocialist Animated Filmmaking -- 7 From Layman to Animator -- Yan Shanchun, translated by Isabel Galwey and Eva Chang -- 8 In Love with Science Fiction Animation -- Dai Tielang, interviewed by Daisy Yan Du, organized by Song Han, translated by Yixing Li -- 9 Tradition and Innovation -- Chang Guangxi, translated by Sean Macdonald -- 10 Yilimei and the Shanghai Animation Film Studio -- Zhou Keqin, translated by Yixing Li -- PART 3 -- The Soundscape of (Post)Socialist Animation -- 11 Synesthesia of Music and Image -- Jin Fuzai, translated by Sean Macdonald -- 12 My Career as an Animation Voice Actress -- Ding Jianhua, interviewed by Daisy Yan Du, organized by Song Han, translated by Yixing Li -- PART 4 -- The Literary Landscape of (Post)Socialist Animation -- 13 My Career as a Screenwriter -- Ling Shu, translated by Yixing Li -- PART 5 -- In Memory of Socialist Animators -- 14 Those Who Should Not Be Forgotten -- Yin Xiyong, translated by Eva Chang -- 15 In Memory of My Father Wang Shuchen -- Wang Yiqian, translated by Yixing Li -- PART 6 -- More than a Fairy Tale: Politics and Chinese Animation -- 16 A Tradition of Political Propaganda -- Fung Yuk Song, translated by Isabel Galwey and Shaopeng Chen -- PART 7 -- Chinese Animation Goes Abroad -- 17 Chinese Animation in Japan, 1940s-80s -- Ono Kōsei, translated by Isabel Galwey, Eva Chang, and Yan Chen -- Epilogue -- Socialist Legacy in the Digital Age -- Daisy Yan Du -- Bibliography -- Index.…”
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