Miyazaki's imagination is indeed fantastic but very reasonable. The sea of rot is like magnified nature - magnifying the consequences of natural pollution, and also embodying the behavior of nature to purify the earth.
Nature is just. It has no malice to human beings. The harm of the rotten sea is not a natural punishment. Those pollutions are caused by human beings themselves. Human beings are just eating their own fruits, and nature has no goodwill towards human beings. It does not directly purify the human world. The clean forest under the sea still needs to be discovered by human beings. Even if human beings do not find it, they can still survive if they get clean water from the depths of the ground. In fact, I would rather it not be discovered. Who knows if humans will continue to create pollution? Perhaps under the sea of rot and under? Naturally, he is trying his best. The sea of rot seems to be a magical and fresh concept, but its essence is the same as that of nature, and it has been purifying the earth.
The main point of the film should be that no matter what nature looks like, human beings should coexist with nature . Just like the simple people of the Valley of the Wind, they also use a little fire, but they never thought of conquering nature with fire. The idea of conquering nature must be wrong, but this point of view is now well known, and now we have to think about it More should be how to coexist peacefully with nature. From this point of view, "Nausicaa" is not as profound as "Ghost Girl". "Ghost Girl" highlights that human life should find a balance between production and nature . After all, human production will inevitably affect nature.
The role of Nausicaa is still very lovable. She is a kind, brave and independent elf girl who loves every life, is loyal to her own ideas and keeps practicing. She is a natural friend (the king bug and the fox squirrel are friends with her). ), she is also the patron saint of the Valley of the Wind - only by being a friend of nature can you protect the life of a world.
Hope we never go to the sea of rot, hope the wind never stops.
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