In fact, both manga and anime played a pivotal role throughout the eighties.

Let's take China as an example, the classic cartoons of the 80s include "Hulu Baby", "Sheriff Black Cat", "Shuke and Beta" and so on.

At this time, foreign classic animation works are also emerging in an endless stream, such as "Robot Cat", "Smart Rest", "Transformers", which are all indelible memories of the post-70s, post-80s and even post-90s.

In fact, not only anime, but also in the field of manga, throughout the eighties, its works were also blooming.

Needless to say, the manga of neighboring countries are famous all over the world for their works by famous manga artists such as Hayao Miyazaki.

In China, the comic "Old Master" must not be mentioned, although there has been some controversy about its original ownership, but this work itself is a very classic, and even in the entire Chinese circle, it has a very important position.

In addition, in China, there is actually a famous children's writer who has to be mentioned.

That's right, this is the "fairy tale king" Mr. Zheng.

It can be said that Mr. Zheng's works have almost grown up with the post-70s, post-80s and even post-90s, and almost all of his works are very classic.

It can be seen that throughout the eighties, children's literature was extremely prosperous and extremely popular.

Maybe some people will say, you want to become a generation of writers, does it make sense to write this?

If a work is popular, you will write it and cater to the market, isn't this "doing" yourself, and it can even be said that you are getting farther and farther away from the original goal?

But I don't want to think about it, is serious literature or traditional literature really so easy to write?

Not necessarily!

Don't forget, it's the 80s, and you're not a famous writer, and if you really try to get into a dead end and write some kind of traditional and serious literature, I'm afraid you won't even be able to enter the threshold of a publishing house, let alone publish your own works.

Of course, having said that, although catering to the market may make it easier for you to enter the threshold of a publishing house, it does not mean that He Yun will continue to write like this.

Although the reality is cruel, if you stand taller, you will also see farther and have higher goals.

After all, no one can eat a big fat man in one go, and the road naturally has to move forward step by step.

Only in this way may success be closer to you.

.............

Although He Yun temporarily set the goal of returning to the martial arts theme, he did not immediately start to open a "new pit".

He needs to think carefully about how he should write his own "The Legend of the Seven Heroes of the Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit".

Exactly copy, that's definitely not going to work!

After all, the public's aesthetics will be different depending on the times, and he doesn't want to copy it all.

The reason why he chose such a theme is, firstly, to practice writing, and secondly, to try to write something different, something that also belongs to the theme of martial arts, but surpasses martial arts.

In fact, one of the important reasons why he tried to write about various subjects without sticking to one theme was based on this purpose.

After all, writing different things will often bring you different perceptions, and similarly, there will be different gains, which may be the biggest gain after he writes these works!

.........

The next day, the sky was fine, with clouds and a light breeze.

In the principal's office, there was a knock on the door with a "knock knock".

Principal Zhao looked up at the door, and when he saw He Yun standing there, he smiled slightly, nodded, and said, "Xiao He, have you finished class?" ”

"Well, it's over, Headmaster, I heard you're looking for me?" He Yun then walked to the desk, he glanced at a red-headed document that was mostly covered on the desk, and immediately asked Principal Zhao.

"Not bad! I came to you to ask you, what did you think about what I told you before? Principal Zhao looked at He Yun and said.

"Uh....? Headmaster, ..... are you referring to? He Yun was stunned for a moment, and couldn't help but wonder.

"It's the job title, have you forgotten? Didn't I give you something on the first day of school, didn't you look at it carefully? Seeing He Yun's puzzled face, Principal Zhao hurriedly explained.

"Oooh oh......... That's it, I listen to you, headmaster, you can do what you say! He Yun smiled and replied immediately.

Although he didn't care much about the evaluation of the title, he didn't insist on rejecting it, his attitude was very simple, just two words, "follow the fate".

If it's rated, it's rated, and if it's not, that's okay.

Anyway, he doesn't need to rely on his job title to prove himself.

"You kid, slippery! What do you tell me to do, you do? Doesn't that mean the same as not saying it? I'm asking you to say your own opinion! Principal Zhao glanced at He Yun and then said.

"My opinion? Principal, can I ask how many places there are in our school? He Yun thought about it, looked at Principal Zhao again, and asked.

"Why do you ask this?" When Principal Zhao heard He Yun's words, he couldn't help but think of something, and hurriedly said, "You won't be worried, if you occupy a place, it will affect the selection of other teachers, right?" ”

"No, don't worry, your quota is specially approved by the above, as long as you agree, I will help you report the relevant materials!"

"That's it.... Alright, Headmaster, thank you then! However, I want to donate the part of my salary that I have increased after I am rated to the school library for free, do you think it is okay? ”

As soon as He Yun's words came out, Principal Zhao couldn't help but pause, he stared at He Yun for a while, but he sighed softly and said, "Xiao He, why are you doing this?" This part of the salary is what you deserve! You've done enough for school, so there's no need to ........"

"It's okay, principal, you know, I'm alone, I don't need much money, at home, I have given most of the manuscript fee to my parents and them, as for myself, I now eat and live in school, and the school pays me a salary, plus the one given to me by the township government, I am actually completely enough, this increased part of the salary, I will donate it, just to add some new books to the school library."

After He Yun finished speaking, he looked at Principal Zhao.

At this time, Principal Zhao saw that He Yun had made up his mind, so he didn't persuade He Yun anymore, but said, "Okay, I thank you on behalf of the school!"

After speaking, Principal Zhao suddenly remembered another thing, and he continued: "By the way, Xiaohe, there is one more thing, I forgot to ask you, is there any news about your historical novel?" ”

"Ugh....... Not yet? Headmaster, what is it about you that you must use a sample of my novel? As soon as He Yun heard Principal Zhao mention this matter again, he couldn't help but ask again.

But this time, Principal Zhao was still the same as the previous two times, he just didn't want to say more, he smiled: "Hehe....... Don't ask about this, you'll know when the time comes, in short, it's a great thing for you! ”

"A good thing? What's the good thing? Headmaster, what kind of dumb riddle are you playing with me? Hearing this, He Yun muttered secretly, but he couldn't cry or laugh in his heart.