點擊近10億! 《那兔》告訴我們那些事兒!
Focusing on a major event in China's modern history and the development of military technology, That Bunny is an onLine comic that began serialization back in 2011. Even though the comic featured simple doodle-like art and a plot that jumped around, the comic series has earned a total of 1 billion views all told, while the cartoon version of the series available online has reached 50 million views per episode.
《那兔》是從2011年開始連載的漫畫，它聚焦於中國現代史上的大事件和軍事科技上的大成就。儘管這部漫畫的畫風很簡單，像塗鴉一樣，而且故事情節跳躍性也很強，但是這部漫畫的觀看率已經達到了10億次。而《那兔》動畫版在線收視率每集都在5000萬次以上。The series' use of cute animal characters to represent different political powers is one of its major draws.
用非常Q版的動物角色來代表不同的政治力量是《那兔》的主要特色之一。For example, when it came to depicting the Geneva Conference (April 26 - July 20, 1954), a Chinese bunny and a US eagle spit and throw bricks at each other in order to represent the heated negotiations that took place between the two countries at the time.
例如，當描述日內瓦會議（1954年4月26日到7月20日之間舉行）的時候，《那兔》描繪了中國兔醬和美國鷹醬互打口水仗、互相扔磚塊的情景，以此來表現當時兩國之間發生的激烈爭論。
This caricaturistic representation has helped turn netizens on to history.
這種漫畫化的處理使得網民能夠了解這一段歷史。
Ni Guang Fei Xing's real name is Lin Chao. He also goes by the nickname Ma She, a type of snake native to southern China. Lin explained that he got this nickname because, just like the snake, he is not attractive and lacks any distinctive features.
《那兔》的作者逆光飛行原名林超，綽號麻蛇（中國南方的一種蛇）。林超解釋之所以得到這個綽號是因爲，就像麻蛇一樣，他本人並不帥、而且沒有任何鮮明的特點。Lin didn't actually set out to be a comic strip author. Like many children, Lin was a huge fan of military aircraft as a child, and loved putting military models together or chatting on military forums as he got older. According to him, it was a post in one of these forums, in which he jokingly recounted some historical events, that inspired him to create That Bunny.
林超實際上並不是一個專職漫畫作家。就像許多小孩一樣，林超小時候也是軍機的鐵粉，喜歡組裝軍事武器模型，等他長大後就喜歡泡在軍事論壇裏。據林超透露，他創造《那兔》的靈感就是在一個軍事論壇的帖子裏找到的，當時他以玩笑的口吻敘述了一些歷史事件。Although he is now a famous comic book author, Lin said he thinks his ability to draw is actually on a par with that of a kindergartner. Although a few people complain about the doodle-like nature of his drawings when he uploaded his first comic to a military forum, Lin received lots of followers asking for him to make more. He even attracted the attention of an expert on military history, who later helped him with explanations and fact checking, as well as provided more material that Lin could write about.
儘管現在林超是一位知名漫畫作家，但是他認爲自己的繪畫能力和小孩子差不多。林超把他的第一份漫畫上傳到了一個軍事論壇裏，儘管當時有很多人吐槽他塗鴉一樣的畫風，但是還是有很多人成爲了林超的粉絲，還要求他多畫一點。林超的漫畫甚至引起了一位軍事歷史專家的注意，這位專家後來在史實解釋和事實檢查方面給了林超幫助，還給林超提供了更多可以用來創作的材料。So far, the Baidu Tieba forum for That Bunny has nearly 750,000 members who gather and talk about the comic. The same fervor can be seen on Sina Weibo, where netizens post how they were moved by Lin's work, urge him to come out with new issues and further discuss the history of the events depicted in the series.
到目前爲止，百度《那兔》吧的成員差不多有75萬多，他們經常聚在一起討論這部漫畫。在新浪微博上同樣掀起了一股《那兔》的熱潮，網友們紛紛發微博稱林超的漫畫讓他們深受感動，還鼓勵林超創作一些新作品，進一步討論他作品中提到了那些歷史事件。"It is like a keyhole that connects reality to another world. Once you take a little glance, you never want to leave," Shi Kejian, a big That Bunny fan, posted on Sina Weibo.
《那兔》鐵粉石克建在新浪微博上發文說道：“這部漫畫就好像是一個鑰匙孔，連接了現實和另外一個世界。一旦你瞥上一眼，你就絕不會再想離開。”The comic is not only popular among China's younger generations, people in their 40s and older also follow it. Netizen Wo Shan posted: "I used to think comics were childish, but I was absorbed by That Bunny. The history represented in the comic is what moves me the most."
在中國，《那兔》並不只在年輕一代中受歡迎，40多歲或者年紀更大的人也很喜歡這部漫畫。網友我閃說道：“我曾經認爲漫畫是給小孩看的東西，但是我被《那兔》完全吸引住了。這部漫畫裏描述的歷史最讓我感動。”Currently, Lin is still updating his comic, while the third season of the cartoon is being planned.
目前，林超仍然在更新漫畫，而且正在計劃製作《那兔》動畫版第三季。Focusing on producing new content and operating his brand, Lin hopes younger Chinese can learn more about the nation's heroes and devote more energy to its prosperity and development.
林超目前正在努力創作新內容，並且經營他自己的品牌。林超還希望中國年輕人能夠了解更多關於國家英雄的事蹟，並且將更多的精力投入到祖國的繁榮和發展中去。
