Analysis of the Development of Japanese Animation Industry and Its Influence on Contemporary Youth
Abstract
The animation industry has both economic and cultural value, and has attracted much attention for its strong commercial potential and cultural output. With the rapid development of the Japanese animation industry, the Japanese animation industry is increasingly innovative on the basis of absorbing the excellent traditional culture of the country, and promoting the formation of a complete industrial chain. Its animation content has a wide audience, especially young people. Animation has a dual impact on the psychology of young people, which is manifested in many aspects of thinking mode, values, aesthetic quality and consumption concepts. This paper examines animation communication from the perspective of culture and positive psychology, studies the positive and negative psychological impact of animation culture on young people, and encourages young people to form correct values under the influence of positive psychological states by means of strict access to works, education on social core values and strengthening positive guidance.
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