Watching some self-talks in "Tyx Cat"

I find that I prefer the film by Takahata Hoon to Hayao Miyazaki's environmental works. It may be that there are more Japanese classical elements. After people watch it, they will send out like: Oh, it's so Japanese! Such a sigh may also be that I prefer such a gentle advancement to the ups and downs of the plot like "Laputa in the Sky" and "Princess Mononoke". These warm and frank civet cats, all the protests and accusations against humans seem to have been filtered out once, and those sharp and fierce feelings have been faintly inactivated, leaving only a play-like counterattack. (Yes, who made it the nature of civet cats to love to play?) But although there is no suspense in the whole film, I still can't help but start worrying about these civet cats, and can't bear to see their plan fail. I was originally an outsider, but I fell inside without knowing it.
• When I watch an animated movie, I want to talk about a
lot of Japanese elements in domestic animated movies, and I can see a lot of ancient Chinese shadows. Two are nearly 10 years earlier than the civet cat, and the other is more than 30 years earlier. They also have many classical elements and even refer to the styles of many murals. They feel that they are slightly better than the "civet cat". Although the imagination is weaker, after all Is it a remake? So in fact, very exquisite cartoons can also be made in China, but the key is how to combine with the themes that everyone is paying attention to. You can't always remake and adapt the classics. You have to face the mainstream and stick to your own national things. He thought of the magical realism of Latin American literature. . Yes, I feel like this is the only way to stand among the nations of the world, insist on something unique to yourself, and express it in a way that is acceptable to the mainstream. Well, easier said than done. ? However, I feel that Xia Da's "Zi Bu Yu" is a good attempt~ In short, I hope that the day of the revival of domestic animation will come soon! ?
• I think there are a lot of strange settings
-why can the Gintama of the civet cats be used as a weapon. . . And it's amazingly big... So, is there an allusion to this?
-A civet cat needs a lot of energy to transform into an adult, otherwise it will quickly become exhausted and grow panda eyes. . Really?? That. . . I have a family inheritance of dark circles and bags under my eyes, I? Can I just think that I am the offspring of a civet cat after her transformation? (laughs)

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