"Crayon Shin-chan: The Kung Fu Kid: Ramen Brawl", the name is related to China as soon as I hear it. It contains kung fu. It is a very good animation.

"The Karate Kid: Ramen Brawl" is a popular Japanese anime that has always given people the impression of being a mindless and funny family comedy.

However, Crayon Shin-chan's theatrical version is different from the drama version. Its exploration of human nature and the darkness of its style are really deeper than the previous one.

These include the nostalgia for the past and the inheritance of family in "The Empire Strikes Back", the discussion of the value of food in "B-Class Food Escape", and the bizarre depiction of dreams in "Dream World Assault", all of which have deepened my understanding of the past and family.

Crayon Shin-chan is a precocious boy, so the Crayon Shin-chan series has become a must-see movie for me every year.

Plot synopsis: When Zhengnan introduces Kung Fu to Xiaoxin and the others, the characters appearing in the background represent our Chinese Kung Fu. Although they are animated characters, they capture the characteristics of each person, and you can guess the corresponding Chinese Kung Fu.

The representative figures of kung fu include "Bruce Lee who plays nunchucks, Jackie Chan who is a snake-like man with a big nose, and Sammo Hung, the most agile fat man in history. Jet Li, who shows off his signature posture before fighting and leaves his pigtails, Stephen Chow who plays kung fu football, I want

"Ten Ip Man-Donnie Yen", each one is very vivid.

It seems that the influence of Chinese Kung Fu on foreign countries is indeed very deep, very profound.