Those innocence, those joys, those honesty, those bravery, those joys, those dreams in fairy tales are always fresh in the memory.
Now that we have grown up, we are rushing around and toiling every day with those intrigues, those who fight each other, and those who are disturbing.
So we are gradually blinded by money, desire, love, hatred, and hatred, and lose our nature.
The little Nim in the film touched me very much. She is like a little angel, bravely guarding her dream and home: this place was discovered by my father, and I don't want others to discover it!
This sentence touched me for a long time, and it came from a little girl.
So, she climbed the volcano by herself. She relied on her animal friends to drive away tourists. She and sea lions dived into the sea to save Sister Foster. She waited for her father's return in the storm, and she repaired it herself. Took the solar cable, she. . . . She did a lot of brave things, for her father, for herself, for her little fairy tale home: the island of Nimes.
In fact, everyone has an island of Nimes in their hearts!
There, with the beliefs we hold fast and the people we want to protect, we can become very brave and brave for this.
I wandered in confusion for a long, long time, and now I hope I can be as brave as Nimes and protect my island of Nimes!
---Here are you Yeats living in my Nim's Island
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