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Snow Kid

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1980 Chinese film

Snow Kid
Directed by	Lin Wenxiao
Distributed by	Shanghai Animation Film Studio
Release date	1980 (1980)
Running time	20 mins
Country	China
Language	Mandarin

Snow Kid (Chinese: 雪孩子; pinyin: Xuě háizi) is a 1980 Chinese animated film produced by Shanghai Animation Film Studio. It is also referred to as "Snow Child". It was written by Ji Hong^[1] and directed by Lín Wénxiāo (林文肖).

In a cold winter, mother rabbit was going to look for some carrots outside the house. In case her child would feel lonely, she made a snowman for him, which was fabulous. The snowman started to move the moment she left. He had a great time with the little rabbit. But it was getting colder and colder, thus forcing the baby rabbit to go home and make a fire to get warm. Unfortunately, he fell asleep, and when he yawned and stretched his quilt fell on the floor, resulting the house to catch on fire. The snowman saw this and rushed into the room without hesitation. Finally, he rescued his friend — the little rabbit, at the cost of his own life. When the mother rabbit returned, she began to break into tears after the house was burned down but was relieved to find that her son was alive, but the lovely snowkid disappeared forever the two would skate and bid farewell, as snowman goes to the afterlife.

Won

• 1980 — Best Film Prize from the Chinese Ministry of Culture

• Comments on Snowkid
• The film at China's Movie Database

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