It is a very comfortable and enjoyable animation. The story is simple and easy to understand, the plot has ups and downs, the style of painting is simple and moving, and the beauty reveals freshness.
In an evil town, not all the people in it are evil, but those with ulterior motives who encourage people to close their hearts and fight each other in order to achieve their own goals. Some people are selfish, some people are selfless. Selfishness makes people go every step of the way, only for profit, and their hearts are dark, like the night; while selflessness is inspiring, willing to give, and helping each other, just like sunshine. A former playboy and a carpenter whose heart was closed by the pain made selfless devotion, delivered toys to the children who wrote the letter, and brought laughter to the lifeless town, melting the frozen snow with hope and love. In the hearts of children, kindness sprouted from the hearts of children and began to pass on to each other.
In the end, the carpenter who lost his lover returned to his lover's side, and the postman, a child of a rich family who likes to do nothing but work, also realizes the true meaning of life and finds his own destination. Their selfless actions began to affect more and more people, and their gifts began to be sent to the world, while at the same time sending love and hope to the world.
It also always interprets this sentence in the film - selflessness is the most inspiring!
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