Speaking of crayon Shinchan, everyone should be familiar with it. Two thick eyebrows and a round potato head can immediately come to mind. When I was a child, I hated this animation, because Xiao Xin was a real Xiong Haizi and always did something irritating. When I grew up, I began to re-examine this cartoon, only to find that it is an excellent literary work with rigorous workmanship and profound content. On the surface, crayon Shinchan looks strange, but the three views in the core are very positive. Besides, in the cartoon, Nohara, as a mother, is lazy and vain, but she has learned her mother's cooking skills. As a father, Nohara Hiroshi is poor and timid, but this family who loves life still has many opportunities to travel, travel and eat out. This will enable us to see many delicious foods in this cartoon. When it comes to food, Yoshito Usui Studio is always unambiguous. Crayon Shinchan can be called an animation for cooking.

In order to squeeze out shopping time, Mei-sub once let Xiao Xin's family eat hot pot for seven days in a row. But don't say that Mi-sub is not bad at making hot pot, and she is good at changing the taste. On the first day, she let her family eat tofu hot pot. On the second day, she ate soybean milk hot pot. On the third day, she ate Korean hot pot and kimchi. On the fourth day, she ate Indian hot pot and curry. Eating hot pot for seven days in a row made Xiao Xin and Guang Zhi very tired. Hot pot is a food that runs through the animation of Crayon Shinchan from the first season to the ninth season. In the first season, the word 106 was called "eating hot pot". In the ninth season, there were also many scenes of Xiao Xin's family eating hot pot. The king of hot pot, Nohara, deserves it.

What we see in Crayon Shinchan is a group of grotesque people caricatured, and five Xiong Haizi who are not cute at all. Men are too tired to live outside, women are not beautiful or virtuous, but they are still proud, adults are swollen and fat, and children are mature and sophisticated. So I see that the lives of this group of Japanese people have a unique resonance. Maybe this is the life of a nobody. I don't know the delicacies, but I just want to have a bowl of delicious but shoddy fried noodles with my family after a day's fatigue. That is the supreme happiness.