Current Trends in Anime: Chinese Animu?

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 I'm seeing more of which I can assume most of us agree can be called an "anime", lately, we've seen some fine work from the Chinese, although I'm not used to their language I still must say that they've made some interesting series lately.  Although I'd recommend that those who'd like to venture into them perhaps ought to wait for a potential dub release in Japanese, English or German. As many people I've spoken to and including me, prefer it native or in either of those three languages in anime. But it's not too much of an issue. Whatever the case might be, be it language preference or not, it is to be applauded that the Chinese are able to make quality grade anime. Even surpassing the average joe tier anime we've been getting showered with.

I won't go too much in detail as to what anime made in China is the best, but I did find these three quite enjoyable and very interesting, I haven't completed them yet, but I hope everyone makes great anime, this medium of Entertainment is still not that vastly affected by ass-kissing culture which we have in the west, and I don't think the jews plan on attacking it anytime soon either!

~Quanzhi Gaoshou / The King's Avatar 

~Aishen Qiaokeli-ing / Cupid's Chocolate    

~Huyao Xiao Hongniang / Fox Spirit Matchmaker  



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