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"The Camel's Dance" is a 1935 black and white Chinese animated short film made by the Wan brothers. It is considered the first animation with sound in China. The film is known for its technological demonstration of sound, although it is uncertain whether the sound was just music or actual dialogue. The title can also be translated as "Camel Presenting a Dance." This film holds significant importance in the history of Chinese animation, representing early technical exploration and innovation. Although historical details are limited, "The Camel's Dance" remains an important work for studying the development of early Chinese animation. The short film is considered one of the early experiments in Chinese animation, reflecting the technical level and artistic aspirations of animation production at that time.