Produced by Walt Disney Productions, the animated film Pinocchio was officially released on February 23, 1940. Adapted from the classic fairy tale by Italian author Carlo Collodi,it tells the story of Pinocchio, a puppet carved by the elderly woodcarver Geppetto, who gains life through the Blue Fairy’s magic and transforms into a real boy by embracing honesty and courage after facing various temptations.

As an early Disney masterpiece, the film won two Academy Awards for its groundbreaking hand-drawn animation techniques and touching narrative. The iconic "nose growing when lying" trope has become deeply rooted in popular culture, while its themes of integrity and responsibility serve as a timeless parenting guide that has influenced generations. Nowadays, it remains a classic embodying growth wisdom, continuing to convey warm spiritual strength.