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"Adventures of Lada, the Sloppy King" is a 1987 Chinese animated film produced by Shanghai Animation Film Studio. Originally a fairy tale by Ling Shu, it tells the story of a messy and playful boy nicknamed "Lada, the Sloppy King," who is tricked into the rat kingdom. There, he discovers that the rats intend to conquer the earth. With the help of a kind white mouse, he finds a secret map after many hardships. Although captured by the rat king, he uses the rat princess's wedding to blow up the rat kingdom with firecrackers and returns to the surface with a cat and a dog. This adventure makes him realize the harm of being sloppy and helps him change his habits. "Adventures of Lada, the Sloppy King" is not just an adventure story; it also reflects people's concerns about environmental pollution at the time. The animation was well-made, with unique characters and scene designs, making it a classic of Chinese animation. Directed by Qian Yunda and Yan Shanchun, the film was produced manually by a team of about 50 people. To accurately depict tomb scenes, the creators visited tombs in Henan and Shaanxi.