In the current globalized cultural landscape, animated films serve as a pivotal form of cultural art, carrying profound cultural significance. Chinese animated films once showcased a distinctive style in the global animation arena through their unique artistic expressions and profound cultural heritage. However, with the continuous evolution of the times, Chinese animated films face numerous challenges and must explore new pathways to construct unique artistic conceptions. Outstanding artistic conception in animated films can evoke emotional resonance among audiences and elevate the artistic value of the works. Traditional Chinese culture—including poetry, painting, and mythological legends—contains abundant resources for artistic conception. This study aims to analyze existing issues in the construction of artistic conception in Chinese animated films, excavate traditional cultural resources, and propose effective strategies to promote the innovative development of Chinese animated films in the new era, achieving cultural inheritance and artistic breakthroughs.
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