This should be the best high-scoring short film I have ever watched. It does not require subtitles and dubbing, and even the background music is very restrained. Animation is a brand-new concept. It can be constructed of characters or animals, with a complete The story is touching or inspiring. Only a drop of tears is lyrical, concise, and clear in this film's emotional restraint. At first I didn’t know what Kiwi was doing and why he had to tie himself up, but it didn’t take long for him to be mysterious. Soon he brought up the flying eyepiece and "flyed" down. The picture quickly turned upside down, simulating Kiwi’s own realization in his heart. In the end, it looked like a dream, but in the end it didn't go on very warmly, and even the voice didn't give us a hint, so I couldn't bear to read it. I like to see you. My face is full of vicissitudes but my eyes are firm. I see the world but my mind is pure. I hope you will be crushed to complete one thing. It's so beautiful. The innocent, broken, beautiful presented before me. What qualifications do we have to laugh at you? You don't need to know why you can't fly, because you have already flown; don't want to know why you want to fly, you succeeded; you can't envy you to fly because we don't have the courage, and you have fallen. Under the stars, we watched you fall. The dream was shining brightly and rose upward.
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