Following the order and laws of nature, the birds embark on a migration journey for the persistence of survival and the continuation of life. They are well-built, with gorgeous wings, witty movements, charming and cute. Spanning thousands of miles and rushing to the North Pole from different places, some are fast walkers who are reluctant to leave day and night, and some are Buddhist characters who walk and stay. Their small bodies swayed vigorously in the air, and the frequency of the flapping of their wings resonated with the rhythm and drumbeat of life, making people emotional. Going through wind, rain, thunder and lightning, geothermal fountains, experiencing avalanches, mountain collapses, and human hunting, I still firmly walk on the way to the appointment, and when I return, I choose to believe in the old man who has released goodwill.
The classic soundtrack creates an atmosphere for the documentary. Birds roost briefly in areas with lush water and grass, which is accompanied by a warm and lively soundtrack; after passing through industrialized cities, the waste gas and sewage discharged by human beings make migratory birds in danger, so they are accompanied by tense music; flying over the endless snow-capped mountains, encountering The harsh and extreme weather, coupled with the desolate sound of the violin, created a very high-level texture and atmosphere of the entire documentary.
The migratory birds are forced to migrate by the laws of nature, and they are also full of courage to fight stubbornly against them. Life is so awe-inspiring, so moving. Sending mayflies in the heaven and earth is a drop in the vast ocean. Life may be fragile, but if there is a spiritual core, it will become tough and strong. Humans are not wingless birds, coerced by order and resisting fate. The seemingly ordinary life is full of love for life.
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