Questionnaire on Chinese Animated Movies' Cultural Identity

1. Have you ever watched a Chinese animated movie?

A. YesB. No

2. If you've watched Chinese animated movies, which element impressed you most?

A. Traditional Chinese cultural symbols (like dragons, Chinese knots)B. Story themes based on Chinese mythology or historyC. Artistic styles such as ink - wash painting or paper - cuttingD. Other

3.When watching Ne Zha: Birth of the Demon Child, did you find the story easy to understand?

A. Very easy, the plot was straightforwardB. Relatively easy, with some thinking it could be understoodC. A bit difficult, some parts were confusingD. Very difficult, hard to understand

4. Do you think Chinese animated movies can effectively convey Chinese values, like "self - improvement" and "family values"?

A. DefinitelyB. To some extentC. Not reallyD. Not sure

5. When watching Chinese animated movies, did language or cultural differences affect your understanding?

A. GreatlyB. A littleC. Not at alD. I didn't notice

6. Which aspect do you think Chinese animated movies should improve most?

A. Storytelling and character developmentB. Cultural expression and theme depthC. Adaptation to international audiencesD. Animation techniques

7. Do you think Chinese animated movies have a unique style compared to animated movies from other countries?

A. Yes, very uniqueB. A bit uniqueC. Not very uniqueD. No difference

8. Are you more likely to watch a Chinese animated movie if it has collaborations with international production teams?

A. DefinitelyB. MaybeC. Not sureD. Probably not

9. Have Chinese animated movies influenced your perception of Chinese culture?

A. A lotB. SomewhaC. SlightlyD. Not at all

10. If there are Chinese animated movies with themes about modern China (e.g., urban life, scientific achievements), would you be interested?

A. Very interestedB. Somewhat interestedC. Not very interestedD. Not interested at all

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