9 points. The first is freedom of speech. The patriarch threatened Migu, and if he told the truth, he would be expelled from the clan. Freedom of speech, as small as between groups and as large as a country. The second point is that the more secret/secret the place, the more curious people are and the more cliques are created. about national governance. What shocked me more is that none of those stones are true, and what people regard as truth is only for the ruler to calm people's hearts. When Migu's father said the sentence "If it's useless to hit a stone, then what's the meaning of my existence?" It was really touching. I understand this feeling very well: subverting the most basic world view, especially when it comes to the meaning of existence, will feel that everything I have experienced before is false. Habits are a scary thing, and it is often difficult or ingrained for people to refuse to accept a new concept/idea. There is another saying: ignorance is a blessing. it's true. But doesn't it mean that Shili is fake, so can it be said that this sentence can actually be broken? Another point is that I am relatively satisfied with its ending. There is a film review that said it very well: after all, we are human beings, and human beings are very aware of their own urine. People wouldn't know how greedy they were if it wasn't for the happy ending. "The Yeti Adventure" is an adventure animation for all ages with a superstar lineup and wonderful original music. I don't know if it's a superstar or not, but the music is really good, all ages, this point deserves 10 points. There is actually a lot to think about. Worth a second shot. It's a pity that the Chinese version was actually given to me. I hate being caught in the middle of children, and I can't hear the lines clearly.
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