Chang'an review animated Chinese tale of poet-warriors is spectacular work of art
Briefly

The animated feature from China, titled "Chang'an," spans 168 minutes, exploring the intertwined lives of Gao Shi, a general and governor, and the famed poet Li Bai during the eighth-century Tang dynasty. Viewers are immersed in historical events, battles, and scenic depictions of ancient China. The film intricately honors Li Bai’s poetry through vibrant animations while offering insight into Gao Shi's perspective. Despite its historical richness, the storytelling can feel overly dense, leading to a perception of propaganda to some, although the animation quality is highly praised.
The film brings to life the journeys of Chinese poet Li Bai and general Gao Shi during the Tang dynasty, offering a rich historical narrative through impressive animation.
With a runtime of 168 minutes, the film demands concentrated viewing to fully appreciate its intricate storytelling and the depth of the characters involved.
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