Lately I've been trying to retrieve one of my oldest passions: on anime and manga. I speak to retrieve it because it's too long since I hold in my hand a little volume and thrust his nose between the pages or who spend hours and hours to literally devour several episodes of anime. Like all, this passion takes time! In the West, "Japanese comics" and "cartoons" have come to the '70s and, for almost 30 years have passed since then, there is still a lot of people (mostly - I regret to admit- among intellectuals) who snubs them, considering them low quality and lacking in history.
Balle! The design is an integral part of human cultures, but they have the backbone to those Chinese and Japanese. Suffice it to say only that their writing using pictograms.
and their culture (ancient) is still an integral part in all stories, including the technique of the comic.
Take for example one of the most famous characters from manga and anime: Son Goku.
Even if you're not passionate, you probably heard about it, maybe their children or grandchildren, or friends ... Son Goku is not just a character in a manga or anime but it is To begin with, one of the most famous Chinese classical literature.
Even if you're not passionate, you probably heard about it, maybe their children or grandchildren, or friends ... Son Goku is not just a character in a manga or anime but it is To begin with, one of the most famous Chinese classical literature. The original Chinese is called Sun Wukong and magician, Monaco, king, warrior and sage-looking monkey, and the star of "Journey to the West", a novel based on folk tales and attributed to 'scholar Wu Cheng'en.
Sun Wukong and his deeds were evidently so exciting that his fame has spanned the centuries, changing from time to time something of the aspect, but it remained recognizable.
E 'was the protagonist of anime and manga, but also movies and books.
"Saiyuki" by Kazuya Minekura
All traditional Japanese mythology and history (as well as China) has made its appearance in the pages of the manga, that somehow become a conduit between the basic moves and the generation ancient traditions, thus keeping them alive.
seems clear then, the importance of the medium of manga in Japanese society, if only certain people quell'intellettualismo aside from peanuts, I really could understand how rich the Japanese manga and how much we could learn from them ...
"Rg Veda by Clamp
"Urusei Yatsura" by Takahashi Rumici
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