It took a long time to find the source of the film, which is really full of childhood memories. That day, I talked to a little girl from my colleague about our childhood born in the 90s. We spent all of our childhood in such Japanese anime as "Pokémon", "Digimon", "Four Wheels Brothers" and "Slam Dunk". At that time, I was obsessed with buying Pokémon cards, but I couldn't play with other boys. It was my brother who helped me win. I miss it. At that time, there was no computer, so I could only hold the TV every day, and rushed to my grandmother's house after class to turn on the TV to watch animation, because when my parents came back from get off work, they couldn't watch TV. When I watched this theatrical version, I felt like I had seen it before. I saw it when I was a child, but it was different. When I grew up, I saw a lot of profound meaning. How do people face the self, the changes brought about by technology, the meaning of emotions... It is really suitable for children to see when analyzed. Although it was naive, I looked in carefully and couldn't stop the tears when I saw Pikachu saving Xiaozhi. Feeling that our post-90s childhood is so wonderful and pure, we just hug the TV and jump with classmates and kick the shuttlecock. Unlike the current children, we feel that life has been very noisy and impetuous since childhood, and the online world is too messy and messy. After I have a child, I want her to grow up in nature, away from the complexity, and I want to leave her a beautiful and pure childhood.
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