The second season of "The Legend of Hainan Island" adds a large number of intangible cultural heritage easter eggs. What score would you give this Chinese-style animation?

This second season of the Chinese-style animation, which premiered simultaneously on multiple platforms on May 14, is based on the legend of the young Xuanzang (Jiangliuer) and creates a brand-new fantasy adventure storyline. It also contains many easter eggs related to local intangible cultural heritage of Qingyun, such as Wu Zhong Bajiquan, Cuikou roast chicken, and golden-thread jujubes. However, this show is currently mainly broadcast on the mainland's Kaku Children's Channel and platforms like Tencent, iQiyi, and Youku, so we may not be able to watch it directly on our commonly used video platforms. From the perspective of content arrangement and the integration of cultural elements in production, I'm curious what expectations everyone has for this work.