Dragon Ball was introduced to China around 2000, dubbed in Mandarin. The dubbing at that time was not the same as it is now, and it sounds very comfortable. I remember clearly that it was broadcast at noon, because at the meal, I was scolded for delaying eating while watching TV. Then suddenly it disappeared, only seeing Frishana. I thought it was over, I didn't pay attention to it. Later, I learned that there were new ones. I looked for a few episodes on the Internet and found that it was not right. It may be that you are not accustomed to the original dubbing, it may be viewed on a computer, it may be that the picture is clearer, or it may be just because it is not for lunch. Then I didn't pay attention. I saw a video on my way home the day before yesterday. I made a character history of Teacher Wu Tian. I watched the scene telling Wukong and Kulin to study medicine from the beginning. I remembered how I felt when I was watching the cartoon, and I continued to watch it. After watching Dragon Ball Super, I finished watching it in more than two days, and watched it at 1.25 times speed, and some fighting scenes will be fast forwarded in the middle. After watching it, I can't remember clearly what the plot said, only the fighting scenes, and the characters constantly burst into light. I finished watching the last few episodes in the cafe I often visited, and I was relieved on the way back. What I can't forget is the mood when I watched it at the beginning and the beautiful and innocent past.
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