Garfield (bill murray? Garfield, with orange fur, is a cat that grew up in an ordinary block of a metropolis. Born like a philosopher, he has strange ideas and seems to have an endless appetite. Pizza, pork rolls, pasta, cakes and even a variety of high-calorie and high-fat delicacies are Garfield's favorites.

But for vegetables, mice and so on. For him, taking a nap after a big meal is the perfect cat life. Jon, the cartoonist's master, is rather a servant specially sent by God to serve him.

Ou Di the puppy is Garfield's first choice for entertaining himself. Garfield is selfish, stingy, greedy, lazy, vain and narcissistic, but she is loved all over the world.

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Garfield's 33rd birthday, since the publication of 1978 on June 9th, has appeared in 2,600 newspapers around the world in the form of four-grid comics, with its comic book sales reaching130,000 copies and 260 million enthusiastic readers around the world. Probably because it sees through the world of mortals and expresses amazing unique charm and humanized free hedonism.

This arrogant cat, this completely free cat, this cynical cat, takes a nap, drinks coffee, chews lasagna, shrinks at the sight of spiders, and chases the postman. This laziest cat in the world can become the most popular cat in the world at the same time.

As its "father", cartoonist jim davis commented: "People love Garfield because of what it says and does, but what people want to say and do is impossible because of the limited environment." We see many qualities in ordinary people from Garfield, and we can also achieve anything they want to achieve but can't.