I have watched this movie no less than three times. I remember that when I was in elementary school and junior high school, my mother's DVD book contained the DVD of this movie. At that time, I didn't understand it when I watched it with my mother, but now I have a deep feeling when I read it after graduating from college. The topic of mother's love and growth can never be talked about enough. I am a single parent who grew up with my mother. The hard work is beyond the understanding of others. Hua was pregnant and dropped out of school to raise her two children alone. Every time she saw her face setbacks and optimistic smiles, her tears fell. I can't help but blame the wolf father why he didn't decide to have children after the family conditions were good, and why he died in the river so that his wife would not lack nutrition during pregnancy. But then I think about it, in real life, why haven't accidents happened after going out to work to raise children? This can be used as a byt advertisement...Whether getting married or having a child is a big event...
Although this story is covered in illusory skin, if the setting of turning into a wolf is abandoned, this is a problem that many modern families have faced or are facing. Children will eventually leave home when they grow up. Like rain and snow, everyone has their own aspirations. It is not easy for a mother to learn to let go like a flower.
If Miyazaki's movies can always be savored by the audience, Hosoda Mori's movies can always make people immersed in the story and cannot be separated from it. Although it is an animated film, it is educating adults. Looking forward to more great works like this
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