Hayao Miyazaki shows us the Japanese people's flying feelings. In that special historical period, Japanese society is in the midst of rapid changes. Facing natural and man-made disasters, people with lofty ideals in order to get rid of poverty and backward Japan have made great efforts. Working hard is like Mr. Kurokawa's tense face. It's
just that this kind of unrelenting pursuit of dreams has to be associated with killing and aggression because of the historical environment.
In the vast background of history, a person thinks that he is a lofty ideal. It also seems so narrow and naive.
I thought it was a bit awkward to transplant the emotional tragedy of the author of the novel into the protagonist of the story. Then I finally figured out that this kind of beautiful thing that is more in line with the temperament of the movie is not easy to get, and it is very easy to lose
. How small and helpless in front of you, maybe only in a dream can you find a moment of spiritual joy
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