First found by the wonderful guys over at NEOCha. Beijing based Ray Lei (雷磊) animted this lovely and peculiar short. In a wonderful world, where everyone has rubiks cubes as heads, this animated short is fun.



Whilst you won't learn any Chinese through this video, it is a bit of fun, and has a great soundtrack written by by Li Xingyu (李星宇), a mix of 8 bit computer sounds and any of you familiar with Pink Floyd are in for a treat too.

I present to you Magic Cube & Ping Pong:

Magic cube and Ping-Pong from RAY on Vimeo.

Border Project is another animation by Ray Lei which hosts a rather interesting take on urbanisation, I'll let you make up your own minds about it. Whilst quite a different style to Magic cubes above. It is interesting to see the animation that is coming out of the youth of China.

Concept: 欧宁 Ōu​​ Nìng
Animation: 雷磊 Ray Lei
Music: 金星李 Jīn​xīng​ Lǐ​ (Stars Lee)

Border Project from RAY on Vimeo.

As I have been wasting time in between being insanely busy, I came across this great animation. I first want to Introduce you to the kickass Super Baozi.



Here is the first great Video of him beating up Sushi Man.

Super Baozi vs Sushi man from sun haipeng on Vimeo.

I initially didn't like this Jay Chou song (Dragon Fist), however after watching this great animated Super Baozi video, I changed my mind. Sadly Super Baozi doesn't beat up Jay Chou. ;) However the animated video is the best I have seen from a Chinese animator so far. Kept me laughing for quite a while

Dragon Fist from sun haipeng on Vimeo.

I couldn't find a good quality video of Dragon Fist by Jay Chou, Nethertheless here is the best I could find. (will update if anyone can find a better version.)