The Story of the Mole is a famous classic children's literature in Czech Republic, which became popular in 1950s. Because it has won many awards at home and abroad, it has been adapted into an animated film, which has been widely circulated all over the world, affecting young audiences from generation to generation. The Story of the Mole is a classic work by the famous Czech painter Zdenek Miler. This work was first created in the 1950s. The first animated film "Mole Making Pants" 1957, featuring the little mole, won the first prize at the Venice Film Festival in Italy. Since then, many other films featuring the little mole have won awards in more than ten countries around the world. Books adapted from movies are also popular all over the world.

The Story of the Mole inherits the realistic tradition of Czech classic children's literature. At the same time, it has an elegant style of humor, exaggeration and lyricism, and is full of happy life interest. For half a century, it has become a treasure of the world's book world and influenced several generations of readers.

The Story of the Mole sold 5.5 million copies in the Czech Republic with a population of only10 million. This is the best-selling picture book in the Czech Republic. At present, it has been published in more than 15 countries around the world, including Finland, Denmark, Norway, Germany, Hungary, Poland, the United States, Russia, Latvia, Lithuania, South Korea and Japan. It has more than 40 language versions and is a world-famous classic.

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The Story of the Mole is a famous Czech cartoon. The word "Mole" is spelled as "krtek" in Czech and "mole" in English. Moles are good at digging holes, and now the word has become synonymous with "spy" in media reports, so if you hear that the security department of the National Intelligence Agency has caught a "mole", don't really think that they have caught a little mouse with a hole.

The production company of The Mole Story is StudioBratrivtriku. When I was a child, most of the Mole series broadcasted by TV stations were works from the 1970s. The first time I saw two short films made in the 1990s was when I was watching VCD. In contrast, I still like those works in the late 1960s and early 1980s, which are not too ideological, but just relaxed and lovely.

The series of "Mole" comics won many awards at the International Animation Festival, which I saw on a website introducing Czech animation industry. The earliest animation of the mole was made in 1957. At that time, the image of the mole was anthropomorphic, not as naive as we later learned. There was dialogue in the film, but of course it was incomprehensible.

Since the mid-1960s, the image of moles has been fixed, which is what we know. From the late 1960s to the early 1980s, the series of The Mole reached its peak, especially in 74 and 75. A total of 12 short films were produced, all of which were wonderful. You know, in the mid-1970s, cartoons were all made by hand, and the complexity of the process was not the same as today. After entering the 1980s, perhaps due to the influence of the political situation, the process slowed down obviously. Only four films were released in the 1980s, and most of them reflected people's worries about modern social resources and environment, which was far less pleasant than that in the 1970s. Among them, The Mole's Dream produced by 1984 is a feature film. The latest film is The Mole and the Frog, which was filmed in 2002.

A classic work full of free and smart life breath, exuding childlike innocence and fun and humor. In the huge nostalgic cartoons, some people don't even like Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, others don't like Tom and Jerry, but almost no one doesn't like the story of the mole. This is the pinnacle of nostalgic comics and a work that transcends time and space. Today, many parents and children still like this warm and romantic cartoon. As one of the most popular animal stars in cartoons, the little mole with a round head and a round brain plays a funny and warm story, which once made all children and adults forget their troubles and heaviness and enjoy great happiness and warmth. When I was a child, the Mole series broadcast by CCTV were mostly works from the 1970s, which was the essence of this series, with relaxed thoughts and lively and interesting plots. A pile of black trapezoidal soil appeared on the ground, so the movie officially began. ...

"Hi", "Hellow" and "giggle" laughter, although these are the "language" of the little mole, have become immortal classics.

The Story of the Mole is a very famous cartoon in Czech Republic. At that time, the Czech Republic was not yet independent, and Slovakia was called "Czechoslovakia Federation". It was really hard for me to remember such a long name when I was young. The word "mole" is spelled as "krtek" in Czech and "mole" in English. Moles are good at digging holes, and now the word has become synonymous with "spy" in media reports, so if you hear that the security department of the National Intelligence Agency has caught a "mole", don't really think that they have caught a little mouse with a hole.

The production company of The Mole Story is StudioBratrivtriku. When I was a child, most of the Mole series broadcasted by TV stations were works from the 1970s. The first time I saw two short films made in the 1990s was when I was watching VCD. In contrast, I still like those works in the late 1960s and early 1980s, which are not too ideological, but just relaxed and lovely.

The series of "Mole" comics won many awards at the International Animation Festival, which I saw on a website introducing Czech animation industry. The earliest animation of the mole was made in 1957. At that time, the image of the mole was anthropomorphic, not as naive as we later learned. There was dialogue in the film, but of course it was incomprehensible.

Since the mid-1960s, the image of moles has been fixed, which is what we know. From the late 1960s to the early 1980s, the series of The Mole reached its peak, especially in 74 and 75. A total of 12 short films were produced, all of which were wonderful. You know, in the mid-1970s, cartoons were all made by hand, and the complexity of the process was not the same as today. After entering the 1980s, perhaps due to the influence of the political situation, the process slowed down obviously. Only four films were released in the 1980s, and most of them reflected people's worries about modern social resources and environment, which was far less pleasant than that in the 1970s. Among them, The Mole's Dream produced by 1984 is a feature film. The latest film is The Mole and the Frog, which was filmed in 2002.