Search for an early cartoon about Mr. Carrot and Mr. Cabbage telling stories, about 20 years ago.

Haha, one of the two old men was a cabbage and the other was a radish~

A long time ago

Open categories: Korea, cartoons, classic nostalgia, radish Taoist priests Hebaicai Taoist

Chinese name: "Once upon a time"

Korean name: "?" (classic nostalgia)

Korean cartoon, ***3 Nineteen episodes, the film is adapted from a Korean folk tale. The whole film is told through two innocent and lovely children, Eunbi and Gebi, who look like humans and flower fairies, and an old man who looks like vegetables and immortals (Turkish Taoist Priest and Cabbage Taoist Priest). The good deeds done to help human beings tell people that there is friendship, harmony and kindness between people; educate people to respect the old and love the young, help others, punish evil and promote good. The profound connotation in the film inspires and makes people think. It is a film that awakens people to the truth, goodness and beauty, and identifies the hypocrisy, evil and ugliness in the world. It is a film with great educational significance and is very similar to the excellent folk legends I have lived. It is not only suitable for children to watch, but even adults will understand many philosophies of life from it.

Each episode of the film has an independent storyline (20 minutes in length) and is well-produced with clear pictures and good sound and video.

The film’s distribution rights are owned by Shandong Yellow River Arts Exclusively owned by Communications Center.

The film is adapted from a Korean folk tale. The whole film tells the story of Eunbi and Gebi, two innocent and lovely children who look like humans and flower fairies, and an old man who looks like vegetables and immortals (a Taoist priest and a fairy). The good things that Taoist Baicai has done to help mankind tell people that there is friendship, harmony, and kindness between people; they educate people to respect the old and love the young, help others, punish evil and promote good. The profound connotation in the film inspires and makes people think. It is a film that awakens people to the truth, goodness and beauty, and identifies the hypocrisy, evil and ugliness in the world. It is a film with great educational significance and is very similar to the excellent folk legends I have lived. It is not only suitable for children to watch, but even adults will understand many philosophies of life from it.

Each episode of the film has an independent storyline (20 minutes in length) and is well-produced with clear pictures and good sound and video.

The film’s distribution rights are owned by Shandong Yellow River Arts Exclusively owned by Communications Center.

A long time ago...

"A long time ago, when the fox was still smoking. Grandpa's sneezing caused thunder in the sky..." This animation is produced by Baicai What the Taoist priest and the Taoist priest Luobo tell is sometimes narrated by two elves who look like children. I prefer the method of the two Taoist priests, which is very ancient. Taoist priest Baicai has a green square face and wears a blue robe. Taoist priest Luo Luo looks more like the longevity star in Chinese mythology, with a big forehead and dark red robe. I remember the melodious Korean song at the end of the film: "A long time ago, there was a Taoist priest Baicai and a Taoist radish. The Taoist priest Baicai from Mount Baektu, the Taoist radish from Mount Halla..." As the song sounded, the two Taoist priests came out of the clouds and mist. In addition to telling stories, these two Taoist priests sometimes play supporting roles in the stories. They are often funny characters, so every time I listen to this theme song, I will feel hilarious. Because North Korea is deeply influenced by Chinese culture, some of the legends clearly have shadows of Chinese folklore, and it is unclear who copied whom. One of the stories about a snail girl is very similar to a paper-cut animation "Conch Girl" made in China in the early years. A farmer who couldn't get a wife picked up a snail, and from then on he had a hot meal ready and ready when he came home every day. One time, the farmer deliberately came home early and found that the snail had turned into a beautiful woman and was cooking for him. The following story is completely Korean. The girl asked the farmer to wait for three years, but the farmer was eager to get a wife. The girl saw that the farmer was pitiful, so she married him. The prince fell in love with the girl, so he set up three competitions with the farmer, including rowing a boat, planting trees, etc. (What kind of competitions are these?) The farmer succeeded with the help of the girl, and they lived a happy life again. Then the plot took a turn for the worse. Didn’t the girl ask the farmer to wait for three years? Because the girl is the daughter of the Dragon King, she will return to the Dragon Palace in three years. The girl said that if he was willing to wait three years, they could be together in this life. But the farmer refused, so they could only live together for three years. After saying that, the girl returned to the Dragon Palace.

However, the child didn't want to give the tiger face and still cried. The mother had no choice but to remember that her children liked to eat persimmons, so she told her to give you the persimmons. The child stopped crying immediately. So the tiger thought, what is that persimmon that is so powerful? There was a cattle thief in the village who often came out to steal cattle at night. This cattle thief just happened to steal this house that day. He climbed up the wall and saw the shadow of the tiger. He thought that the family had not locked up the cow properly, so he happily jumped on the tiger's back. The tiger was thinking about the persimmon cake, and suddenly he lost his mind and shouted: "The persimmon cake is here!" and then started to run away. Before the cattle thief could recover, he instinctively grabbed the tiger's tail. The tiger wanted to get rid of the "persimmon", but he couldn't get rid of it. He didn't dare to look back and just ran desperately towards the mountains. The cattle thief finally realized that he was catching a tiger. He was so frightened that he rolled down the mountain and was caught. But the tiger never came down the mountain again because he was afraid of "persimmons". I remember the last shot of that story was of the tiger walking alone into the mountains. The voice-over was the tiger’s psychological activity: This persimmon is really scary! Now that I think about it, I still find this story very interesting. It turns out that folklore can be compiled in this way.

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