[ Kung Food Seasons 1–3 ]  A 156-episode 3D animated series produced by Guangzhou Easy Animation Culture & Communication Co., Ltd. and directed by Sun Haipeng, follows the adventures of Sihai—a steamed bun who accidentally destroys the ancient secret recipe that preserves the balance of the food universe—and his alliance with six uniquely skilled culinary warriors, including the dumpling Bao Qiang. Together, they embark on an epic cross-continental journey across mountains, rivers, and seas to restore the lost recipe, blending global gastronomy, regional traditions, and martial arts into a whimsical world where food culture meets fantasy.

Recognized for its technical excellence and educational-entertainment value, the series was honored as “Excellent Domestic Animation of 2014” by the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film, and Television, becoming a flagship children’s animation that year. Director Sun Haipeng, celebrated for his mastery of realistic themes and Eastern aesthetics, later helmed the critically acclaimed animated film “I Am What I Am” (2021), which earned him the “Best New Director Award” at the 30th Shanghai Film Critics Association Awards. This further solidified his team’s reputation for narrative innovation and visual artistry.

Broadcast across major platforms like CCTV Kids, Golden Eagle Kids, Youku, and Tencent Video, the Kung Food franchise has amassed over 1.5 billion views. Its products—including books, toys, and themed exhibitions—have become commercial hits, establishing it as a hallmark Chinese IP that balances cultural depth with commercial appeal.

After launching the voice production for Season 1, Mobile Media conducted nationwide auditions across cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen. Over a dozen companies—including nationally renowned voice agencies—submitted trial recordings. After rigorous evaluation, our company was selected as the final production partner.

Xiaolei : 7 years old, a crisp, sweet, loli voice like “pearls dropping onto a plate.” This clear, bright vocal quality gives her a lively and spirited personality, vividly bringing out her mischievous and quirky character.

Bao Qiang : 8 years old – A bold, resonant shōnen (young boy) voice with commanding strength. The powerful tone embodies his confident, courageous character, channeling the fearless bravado of youthful ambition.

Sihai : 9 years old – A deep, hearty voice of a chubby shōnen archetype. The robust timbre conveys his loyal, reliable leadership qualities, grounding his role as the team’s steadfast backbone.

You Wanjin : 40 years old – A slick, nervous middle-aged “street-smart uncle” voice. The slightly trembling vocal delivery masterfully portrays his greedy, opportunistic nature and timid tendency to avoid confrontation.

Baoya : Middle-aged – A piercing tone blending falsetto and chest voice, with deliberate lisp to emphasize the bucktooth trait. The performance captures his sly, narcissistic personality, delivering exaggerated flattery with theatrical flair.

Tameyu : Middle-aged – A shrill, arrogant pirate captain voice dripping with menace. The piercing timbre amplifies his domineering presence while subtly revealing his cowardly core beneath the intimidating exterior.

Manyu : Middle-aged – A piercing, dynamically shifting voice of a sinister antagonist. The unpredictable tonal shifts embody his neurotic cunning, channeling his arrogant malevolence through chilling vocal modulation.

Pirate Queen Feina : Age unknown – A commanding, regal voice of an ultimate villainess. The performance radiates overwhelming authority, capturing her ruthless ambition and imperial dominance with chilling gravitas.