American cartoon mouse?

"Of Mice"

"Of Mice" is the first cartoon released by Steven Spielberg. This film describes a mouse family who moved from the Soviet Union to the United States in order to escape being chased by a cat. This was at the end of the 19th century. They encountered a big storm, and the little mouse Feihe was separated from his family. He ended up in New York. After landing at the pier, I met many interesting things in New York and experienced many things before I could reunite with my family. The story is very heartwarming and touching. The Adventures of Mouse Also Migrating to the West: After Weifu's family immigrated to the United States, they discovered that cheese and bread were not everywhere as expected and life was still very difficult. The evil cat gang that runs amok in the city hatches a "rat hamburger" conspiracy to lure many rats to the west for a feast. The Weifu family also fell into the trap and embarked on a journey to the west. On the way, Weifu saw through the Cat Party's conspiracy, so he teamed up with his friends Taiga and Sheriff Willie to challenge the lawless Cat Party... Mouse Immigration 3: The Adventures of Manhattan Island: Mouse Pfeiffer and Tony accidentally went underground They discovered a treasure map, which also represented the history of the Indian Mouse, and they even brought the Indian Mouse Chulana back to the surface. But later the capitalist Claspin found out about this, which caused a commotion and brought out the goal of immigration. Mouse Immigration 4 vs. the Night Stalker: The Mouse City was attacked by unknown monsters, which frightened both Weifu and Hezhong Mouse into nightmares every night. In order to find out the truth, Weifu and the brave and decisive female reporter Neely decided to track down the monster. It turned out that the so-called monster was just a machine designed by the noble lady dog ??Mousse and her group of cat friends to catch mice. In the end, can Weifu and Neely expose their conspiracy and punish the bad guys? The story has its own answers.