The domestic animated film "Three Kingdoms Part 1: Fighting for Luoyang" has been approved

The National Film Administration today announced a new round of film filings (synopsis), with Light Chaser Animation to shoot "Three Kingdoms: Part 1: Battle for Luoyang", following "Chang'an: 30,000 Miles" which focused on the Tang Dynasty and began to focus on the story of the Three Kingdoms in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Other projects announced at the same time include "The Accidental Detective 3", Light Chaser Animation's "Da Ji", and Zhang Jie's concert movie.

Light Chaser Animation's new film "Three Kingdoms: The First Part: Fight for Luoyang" has been approved, with screenwriter Wang Wei. The film is set in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, a period of crisis, with eunuchs in power and the people in distress. The Yellow Turban Rebellion rises, and heroes of the troubled times such as Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu, Lu Bu, Sun Jian, and Liu Bei emerge. Various forces fight for Luoyang. In the midst of the storm, how will Cao Cao and Yuan Shao respond?

The Light Animation film "Da Ji" has been approved, and the screenwriter is Lin Zengyu. The film tells the story of Su Daji, who is ordinary in appearance. In order to protect her family, she makes a deal with the great demon Jiuwei, obtains extraordinary beauty, and becomes the fiancée of the crown prince of the Shang Dynasty. Unexpectedly, all this is a conspiracy of the Shang King. In a critical moment, Jiuwei controls Daji's body to subvert Chaoge. In order to stop Jiuwei, Daji is determined to fight him.