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Recently, I watched a documentary "Cats in Istanbul" that was very popular among cat slaves. The harmonious and close relationship between the people of Istanbul and the local cats in the play really makes people feel as if Istanbul is a paradise established by God on earth. From the little girl babbling to the old man who is full of vicissitudes of life, it seems that every one of them has an inseparable relationship with cats in their lives; no matter young or old, male or female. The words of the uncle fisherman in the play made this little fairy's heart pierce for a long time:
- [ ] "Animal love is a different kind of love. People who don't love animals can't love other people."
- [ ] Perhaps this is the education that Istanbulites have received since childhood. Only with love in your heart can you tolerate others. I think this documentary also perfectly explains why we love cats and all the misconceptions people have about cats
As a cat lover, I have no doubt that Istanbul is a magical and beautiful place. Maybe I didn't have any impression of Istanbul before this time, but now, if you talk to me about Istanbul, I'll tell you, it's a fairytale place, my favorite place, my favorite place .
The cat swings its sensitive tail and walks elegantly on the street corner. With it, the street corner is no longer an ordinary street corner, but a bit more poetic and playful. When you're done walking, you close your paws, sit down slowly, and raise your tail proudly or dignifiedly around your side. Flicking his ears, moving his beard, his eyes that have been given vitality wandering around, wanting to doze off as if shaking his head, he raised a flower paw to scratch his beard and his face, and licked it three times with a pretentious tongue. Sticking out, it can even get your nose wet.
Cats are like this, they always live unadorned, they never mind letting their souls go, because they are accustomed to living in their own world and the love from people. Sometimes cute, sometimes savage, their moods are always fickle and unpredictable, and this kind of character also adds a touch of color to them at the same time.
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