Japanese animation is different from other animations in that it can always make people feel moving emotions or resonate when they finish watching or when they think back. This is rarely done in European and American animation or Chinese animation. Animations in other countries rarely put animations in such a turbulent background, and it is also difficult to show the involuntary characters of the characters in more than an hour of film length, like the predestined but precarious love and youth. It's the fusion of the dream and other elements that are single-mindedly recognized.
What impressed me the most was the name-the wind is blowing, it seems to be light and windy, but it needs to have a strong heart and a tough character, so that in the face of the tricks of fate, I can say "the wind is blowing." ". The more I grow up, the more things I have experienced, and the more stories I have read. I gradually understand how resilient a person is. Even if the wind blows by, whether it is love, friendship, family affection or dreams, I am not willing to give up any of them.
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