In terms of narrative style, it is kind and natural. The humorous narration and lively voice-over add appeal to the original monotonous documentary. From time to time, there are first-person voice-overs. For example, when the bear was almost dropped when crossing the river, he exclaimed, "Mom, wait for me..." The warm language made the scenes more natural and friendly, and left a deep impression on the audience.
In terms of narrative techniques, if the bear learns to catch salmon, it will encounter difficulties, such as threats from other male bears and attacks from predators. After setbacks, they will eventually reach their destination under the leadership of the "crow". This kind of story-based processing also allows the material itself to be expressed in a dramatic way, which has a vivid and true charm, which can be said to be a creative processing. Among them, the close-up of the bear playing in the water and the lazy wake up in the morning are full of childishness, and also portray the bear's noisy and mischievous character. From the moment she wakes up from hibernation, she leads her cubs to search for food, showing her motherhood. Coupled with male bears, wolves, and even birds, this arrangement of character relationships forms a small network of relationships, allowing the story to develop vividly and tortuously.
From the narrative theme, the pursuit of life, the weak and the strong, the growth, the tempering, the maternal love, etc. all make people feel beauty and moving. Everyone has their own journey of life, from spring to autumn, adventurous all the way, all the way forward, and singing all the way.
Secondly, the use of background music is just right.
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