The Dreaming Girl

The Dreaming Girl

Country of origin	China
No. of episodes	26
Release
Original network	CCTV
Original release	2005

The Dreaming Girl (Chinese: 梦里人) is a Chinese animated television series. It is produced by "Beijing Golden Pinasters Animation Company" in Beijing with the collaboration of CCTV.

Background

The production was acknowledged as an official project as early as 2001. The show is known for its heavy emphasis on high-level detailed environment.^[1]

Story

The story is about a 13-year-old school girl and her friends in an ever-expanding story dealing with contemporary teenage problems of growing up. Fantasy and dreams add elements of surrealism.

References

↑ 591AC. "591AC." "The Dreaming Girl growth of Comics." Retrieved on 2007-01-19.

External links

China Central Television (CCTV) Shows

Variety Shows	Sing My Song 1 2 3 Infinite Challenge Lucky 52

Series	Dream of the Red Chamber (1987) Golden Dusk Towards the Republic See Without Looking Ancient Legends The Han Triumph Huang Yanpei Mad Detective Di Renjie The Myth Will You Marry Me and My Family 1911 Revolution Kong Que Ling Melody of Youth Twin of Brothers (2011) Destiny by Love Mao Zedong Battle of Changsha Deng Xiaoping at History's Crossroads

Documentaries	The Internet Age Approaching Science River Elegy A Bite of China Travelogue News Probe Rediscovering the Yangtze River The Rise of the Great Powers Yuanfang De Jia Run Daddy Run

Animations	Black Cat Detective The Blue Mouse and the Big Faced Cat Boonie Bears The Dreaming Girl Journey to the West – Legends of the Monkey King Magic Boy Kitchener Romance of the Three Kingdoms Shaolin Wuzang Wanderings of Sanmao Wumpa's World The Dibidogs Tortoise Hanba's Stories AI Football GGO

Other shows	Lecture Room Growing up with Chinese Culture Express The Same Song Tell It Like It Is Travel in Chinese Xinwen Lianbo China Today (CCTV) Chinese Characters Dictation Competition

Television special	CCTV New Year's Gala

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