Some people say that this is a remake of the mission, but after reading it, I don't think it is quite the same. Not only is it the same dog's setting, but also the way home is written and the mission is not the same. It is obvious that Bella has been wandering for many years before returning home.
I think the reason why dogs are controversial is that they are clearly a kind of life, but they only live by people, but at least when watching this kind of movie, I don't have to worry about them being caught by dog dealers and stewed into dog meat.
The whole movie is not too touching. There are only two places that I think are okay. One is that Bella is forced to send it away, and the other is that Bella finds it by herself. A lot of special effects were used in the whole movie. They didn't look very real, and the dog's performance was not very real. The only thing was that when the dog came back, he could really see his age, and his hair was much paler. In general, this and mission should be two completely different stories. If it looks familiar, it may be very similar to the "Wandering Xiaobei" that I had read.
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