I read it directly without reading the introduction. At first I thought it was a story about man, nature and dogs, but the more I looked back, the more I realized that it was actually a story about the slaughter of Jews in Germany that led them to asylum. The love between man and nature, the love between man and animals, and the love between man and man are embellished in that cruel history. A very healing story, and it's heartwarming to read. After watching Ling Dog Sydney, in addition to feeling warm, I also feel a little lost. It is also a story of foreign invasion and genocide. China always likes to talk about the pain of little people caught up in war, about loss, about awakening, about tragedy, and about choices. Even if you describe a conscientious Japanese, you will eventually be involved in the righteousness of the country, and eventually become a face-like figure. Even if it is a small love at the beginning, it must be awakened to a big love in the end. After reading it, you may feel angry, sad, depressed, excited, proud, and lost, but it rarely makes people feel warm after reading it. . China is good at writing about the cruelty of war and the struggle of little people, but the simple but extraordinary justice of little people can only be reflected in supporting roles, and such supporting roles generally do not have good results. I hope that in the future, the country can also talk about war from this perspective.
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