The connotation of domestic animation is becoming more and more mature, and at the same time, it is integrated into the characteristics of the times, so that domestic animation gradually presents the aesthetic characteristics of nationality and era. Based on the aesthetic theory of Zen Buddhism's idea of impermanence, this paper takes "Journey to the West: The Return of the Great Sage" as a case study, and takes the life wisdom of the heart triggered by the Chinese thought of impermanence as the starting point. Seeking the combination of traditional culture and animation provides ideas for the inheritance and development of traditional cultural aesthetics to a certain extent.
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