Hayao Miyazaki promotes "truth, goodness and beauty" in his works. In his animation, the world is very simple. For the characters in the animation, the "most important" is by no means money or reputation, but a loved one. In "Howl's Moving Castle", Sophie fell in love with Howl and was turned into a 90-year-old lady by magic. She also took the opportunity to enter Hal's heart and found that he was a lonely child. In the second half of the film, Sophie came under the starry sky in Hal's memory. The ground was full of white wild flowers, meteors passed by, and Hal as a child ran out of the small house by the water—this It was the moment when Hal opened the door of his heart and delivered love to Sophie. Through this beautiful picture, what the audience read is not a lonely waiting, but a persistent and touching love.
The aesthetic pursuit of Hayao Miyazaki's works is "beautiful." In his cartoons, from the background environment to the customs and customs, beautiful pictures are displayed. But what he pursues more is the inner "truth" and "goodness". In his works, ugly grandmothers and witches are beautiful because of kindness, while village women in men's clothing have a simple beauty.
