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Shenzhen News Network, August 13, 2024 (Shenzhen Special Zone Daily reporter Liu Shasha/text Hu Lei/photo) The animated film "Dragon Guardian" co-produced by China and Spain is scheduled to be released in China on August 17. On August 11, the "Shenzhen Special Zone Daily" reader viewing group invited readers and fans to watch the movie in advance. This issue of the "viewing group" focuses on family fun and parent-child cards. Nearly 100 friends from the "Shenzhen Special Zone Daily Reader Fan Group" watched the animated film "Dragon Guardian" at Jinyi Cinema (Futian Link Exhibition Center City Store). In the joy and laughter, parents accompanied their children to spend a happy day.

The animated film "Dragon Guardians", co-produced by China and Spain, is scheduled to be released in China on August 17. On August 11, the Shenzhen Special Zone Daily Readers' Film Viewing Group invited readers and fans to watch the film in advance.

The film is based on the novel of the same name by Australian children's writer Carol Wilkinson. It is co-directed by Li Jianping and Salvador Sim, and actor Yang En also plays a special voice. The film is jointly produced by Chinese and Spanish animation production teams. It is the first Chinese and Spanish co-produced animation blockbuster, which is based on the story setting of traditional Chinese culture and internationalized.

The film tells the story of a little girl named Ping who was sold into slavery when she was young. She followed her elderly grandmother to take care of the only two imprisoned dragons left. Late one night, a dragon appeared in Ping's dream and then died. In the dragon's house, Ping found a dragon egg that was about to be born, but unfortunately, the news was known to the emperor's entourage, and they began to hunt for this precious treasure. In order to retrieve the stolen dragon egg, Ping and another male dragon Dan Zi embarked on an adventure. They had to overcome many difficulties to find the last trapped dragon egg and bring it back to a safe place.

After the movie, the Shenzhen Special Zone Daily readers' group gave the film positive reviews: "It's very suitable for parent-child viewing," "The characters and animals are delicate and lifelike, and I feel the fusion of Chinese and Western cultures. I hope there will be a sequel," and "Love and courage, dragons are the key."

On the day of the event, Shenzhen Special Zone Daily also presented limited edition peripherals of the movie "Dragon Guardians" - stickers, copybooks, and rulers - to readers and fans who participated in the advance screening. The children returned with a "full load", reaping both spiritual and material gains, and were very happy.

It is reported that the Shenzhen Special Zone Daily readers' film viewing group will also hold charity film viewing events from time to time to give back to readers and fans.