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Yan Kai, the top ten cartoonists in China

Cartoon is an art form that presents ideas on paper and depicts plots with simple lines and exaggerated techniques. Cartoonists are a profession that makes a living by creating cartoons. In this issue, the constellation stars show you the basic situation of Yan Kaiba, one of the top ten cartoonists in China. Chinese Name: Yan Kai Nationality: China Birthplace: Nanchang, Jiangxi Date of Birth:1March 26, 976 Occupation: cartoonist Blood Type: A-type constellation Aries Nickname: Salt boiled water, Yan Da Birthplace: favorite cartoonists in Kaohsiung, Taiwan Province: Tsuzawa Hiroshi (favorite), Osamu Tezuka, Inoue Takehiko, etc. Yan Kai is known because his mother is a teacher, and he has had it since he was 3 years old. When he was in primary school, his dream was to be a cartoonist. In middle school, he began to like to write some martial arts and science fiction novels and then do his own illustrations, which laid the foundation for him to become a cartoonist in the future. When I was in high school, Yan Kai first saw a new story cartoon. That's a new cartoon of Hainan Photography Art Edition, which is familiar to people born after 70-80, and there are three old ones-Saint, Dragon Ball, Chivalrous Detective Han (city hunter). This brand-new mass entertainment culture, with the introduction of film and television language, has the impact of the picture and the depth of the story, which can satisfy his two dreams of writing and painting at the same time and firmly grasp him at once. From then on, he revised his dream again, determined to become a cartoonist, and spent his whole life painting cartoons well! However, in the early 1990s, China was still a wasteland of new cartoons, when China's new cartoons were still new things. Yan Kai, who dreams of becoming a professional cartoonist, is surprised to find that he can't find any platform to accept the submission of new cartoons! He even went to the post office and searched the national journal subscription list, but he still found nothing. Original and innovative comics were completely zero in China at that time! Just when Yan Kai was at a loss, unable to contribute, and thinking about whether to contribute for Taiwan Province, the dawn appeared. China's first new comic magazine, King of Painting Books, was published. When Yan Kai saw him at the Shenzhen Bookstore, he was already in the seventh issue. This magazine publishes some classic Japanese works, as well as some old cartoonists' modified works. And most importantly, he wants to develop China's own new comics, and he accepts the submission of new comics! Among the pirated cartoons on the bookstall, this magazine looks so radiant. Yan Kai quickly bought all the "King of Painting Books" on the bookstall, returned home, spread out the painting paper, raised the brush, and made a dream in Beijing.