My favorite cartoons at that time were called The Legend of the Rainbow Cat and The Legend of the Seven Heroes of Lan Tu. This cartoon follows the martial arts theme, the plot is reasonable, and it clearly tells the growth experience and mental journey of a generation of chivalrous men. Young Xia Hong Mao is smart, brave and determined, and always sticks to his right path. Although Lan Tu is a weak rabbit, she is soft in appearance and strong in heart. Along the way, she helped many friends. I remember a little purple squirrel named Martha in it. She was framed by Ma Sanniang in the play, unable to complete the dream combination of seven swords, and her right hand was abolished. As a disabled person, she became very decadent after retrieving her memory, but with the guidance of her friends and the encouragement of Great White Bear, Martha gradually recovered her confidence. With her perseverance and persistence, she practiced the previous swordsmanship with her left hand and saved six other chivalrous men at a critical moment.
In this cartoon, I learned a sentence, which I always remember until now: nothing is difficult in the world, only if you put your mind to it. This sentence is a secret book that Martha has found through hardships. She thought it was providence, but then she thought about it. She has done something that many people can't do for this secret book, and it is not impossible to practice left-handed fencing in the future. Then she really succeeded, and I was really touched. Although I was only in the third grade when I heard this sentence, that is, I was a very ignorant primary school student, but this sentence has always inspired me on my way of learning and growing up.
Although I haven't seen this cartoon for many years before, I can't remember it clearly, but this sentence has always inspired me. Maybe that's why I think this cartoon is the best.