CATDOLL: Japanese parents voted "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" as the number one comic worth reading for their children!

As the animation industry continues to develop, more and more people are joining in, especially children. Sometimes children cannot fully accept the content expressed in live-action movies and TV shows. More and more animations are used to show them to children. Recently, Yahoo Japan made a list of "profound theme comics worth showing to children", and the first place comic was "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

No. 1 "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" (Mitsuteru Yokoyama)

"After all, it has a wide audience, even though the descriptions are a bit explicit." (39 years old)

“It’s a work that makes people ambitious, but I think it will be helpful to children.” (44 years old)

“We can learn a lot from history.” (39 years old)

“You can learn about history, and there are many idioms and proverbs that are commonly used today.” (40 years old)

“The works have a variety of characters, which is helpful for learning about social experiences.” (40 years old)

“I hope my children can learn how these characters live.” (47 years old)

[No. 2 "Naniwa Financial Road" (Yuji Aoki)]

“Children should be made aware of the dangers of money.” (32 years old)

“I hope they can experience first-hand what money feels like.” (44 years old)

“Society is not just about the good side. Comics can give you a glimpse into society in miniature.” (47 years old)

“Let children understand society.” (38 years old)

“Learn the power of finance.” (48 years old)

[No. 3: Section Chief Shima Kosaku (Hirokane Kenshi)]

“I can understand the social structure.” (38 years old)

“The work depicts things inside and outside the company and in society in great detail.” (49 years old)

“Because it reflects modern society as it really is, it can help children understand what reality is.” (40 years old)

“It is necessary for businessmen.” (46 years old)

“I hope my children will learn a positive attitude.” (33 years old)

“It helps in life.” (48 years old)

[No. 4 "Fist of the North Star" (Buronson/Tetsuo Hara)]

"Because of the depth of love, I can bear the sorrow. It's wonderful to be strengthened by the sorrow." (40 years old)

“This is the way to live as a man. (38 years old)”

“I also learned a lot from this comic.” (43 years old)

[No. 5 "Black Jack" (Tezuka Osamu)]

“I want my children to think about what is the standard of justice for themselves.” (40 years old)

“I hope to arouse their interest in jobs that help others.” (38 years old)

"It's very interesting, but not too dark." (42 years old)

"Osamu Tezuka's comics give people a better feeling." (43 years old)

“This is a work that examines human nature.” (40 years old)

[No. 6 "The Emperor of the South" (Tennoji Dai/Go Rikiya)]

“I was able to learn about the laws related to money.” (33 years old)

“Let children know that there are bad people in society and that they should not step into such a world.” (36 years old)

"It's worth it for children to experience a place where they can do dirty work but still use their brains to punish bad people." (45 years old)

[No. 7 "Say Hello to Black Jack" (Sato Hideho)]

“The content allows children to understand the stories behind the profession of doctors and think about the social situation.” (43 years old)

“I can understand the preciousness of life.” (43 years old)

[No. 8 "Rurouni Kenshin" (Takehiko Inoue)]

“It allows children to learn about Miyamoto Musashi.” (45 years old)

“Places that directly display masculinity are attractive.” (40 years old)

[No. 9 "Justice Scrivener" (Takashi Tajima/Takahiro Tofu)]

“I can learn a lot about careers, which helps me understand modern society.” (45 years old)

[No. 10 "Golgo 13" (Takao Saito)]

“Calm” (42 years old)