If the picture and special effects are the criteria for judging the true value of a movie, then both silent and black-and-white movies can be skipped, and color movies before digital technology and 3D technology are also mentally handicapped. Meili Ai's "Moon Journey" is not worth mentioning, and Kubrick's "2001 A Space Odyssey" is parallel imports. Without a good story, no amount of gorgeous special effects and gorgeous scenery can save a movie or series. However, you don’t need to be too smart to see that the production level of this puppet show is actually quite good. (Compare similar stop-motion animations such as "Ghost Mother" and "Zombie Bride") Regardless of the technical aspects, the key is that the story of this show is the kind of really good story. This is the kind of story that you can draw with a villain to infect readers and have spiritual and cultural value. When you ignore the plot because of the picture (in fact, it is beautiful, you can use screenshots as wallpapers), you may also have lost your appreciation. I really want to know, is it because the puppets’ expressions are stiff because they don’t usually watch domestic dramas? I don't want to get five stars because I am ashamed that we are too similar to the Gefflin people?
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