The theme of this set of animations is the word safety. In everyday life, whether it is walking, going to school, going to home school, having contact with strangers of parents' teachers, etc., there are always rules of safety that require primary school pupils to remember. Animated images are designed to show small audiences the importance of safety rules, to give them a little bit of security detail in life and to fully appreciate the consequences of violations. On that basis, it is embedded in etiquette and intellectual morality that allows small audiences to learn about safety through taste and storytelling and to receive the fumigation and training of traditional chinese virtues and the moral norms of primary school students. The elf is the central part of the whole animation and acts as a security dictionary in the animation. It would appropriately alert the protagonists and their friends to their security knowledge and, in the event that they violate the security rules, would always inadvertently punish them. The aim is to show animated audiences what risks and consequences will follow when safety rules are triggered. Nan, a second-year primary school student, is a brave, smart and always troublemaker. Because an accident caught an animal falling out of the dictionary. This animal knows not only human language, but also much about safety. Nan raised the elf as a pet. When they were together, nan sometimes showed contempt and silence towards the elves, simply treating them as a talking pet, and later they became real friends after accidents, dangers and security incidents. The children's safety animation series, an animated 2d safety series, produced by the song qinglingu foundation, was produced on 10 march 2016, with a total of 10 episodes of 6 minutes/show. The target group is children aged 6-12 years and parents. To enable young friends to learn about security through taste and storytelling, they can also receive the fumigation and nurturing of traditional chinese virtues and elementary school ethics。
