Liu Zuofeng

Graduated from Beijing Film Academy with a major in fine arts animation, studied in the UK and worked in the US for many years. In 1978, he was admitted to the animation major of the Fine Arts Department of Beijing Film Academy. In 1982, he entered Beijing Science Film and participated in animation design and director work. The main animation works include: "Happy Land", "Inverted", "Mirror", "Southeast and Northwest", "Green Grass" and so on. Among them, "Happy Land" was compiled into the series of "Chinese Film Chronicles". In 1991, he went abroad to establish an Arab animation base, Alfaka Animation Company, published dozens of animations and books, and was invited to return to China to create a large-scale animation series "Haier Brothers" in 1995. After winning the Golden Bull Award and the Golden Eagle Award in 1998, the series increased from 106 episodes to 212 episodes. At the same time, he also created award-winning works including 26-episode animation series "Fifi's Industry"...