A poster of the 3D version of the film 'Stand By Me Doraemon'. [Photo: 163.com]

Japanese cartoon movie 'Stand By Me Doraemon' is going to be officially screened on the Chinese Mainland next Thursday.

The movie will be screened in many different versions, in 3D and 2D, and even dubbed in Chinese.

Earlier today, the film's new trailer dubbed in Chinese was released together with its original poster.

The movie tells a story about a robotic cat from the 22nd century named Doraemon helping a young school boy called Nobi.

Doraemon will be dubbed by famous CCTV host Liu Chunyan, who has already dubbed the character when the cartoon was broadcast during the 1990s.

Many netizens believe that it'll be a marvelous opportunity to recall childhood memories, since Doraemon has been popular for several decades.