Indeed, the Taiwanese parents making complaints about Doraemon movies does not result in the economic loss of Taiwan Government and the Taiwanese television stations. The loss goes to the Doraemon animation painters in Japan, as the corresponding enterprises might need to remodify the long-term traditions related to Fat Tigers intransigent bullying on Great Bear. No matter for the 1970s-born, 1980s-born or 1990s-born generations in Pacific-Asia regions have blindly adapted to the repetitive episodes of school bullying in Doraemon stories. No one dares to challenge this tradition. If Taiwan plays the historic role as the one to condemn this tradition, will Japanese Government surrender to or compromise with such protests from Taiwan by forcing its animation enterprises to change the story contents before selling the productions to Hong Kong and the other Asian countries? I guess, the Japanese Government nowadays would make such a surrender, as she wouldnt anger the clients from the gigantic Chinese market by risking a loss of her money income.
Posted on: Fri, 18 Jul 2014 09:16:55 +0000
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