① The Pain of War also takes the war as the background, as well as "The Breadwinner" and "I grew up in Iran". The difference between these two is that the overall tone is a warm and warm family story, but in the context of the war, It can be seen that the mother can always comment sharply on the facts and the father's positive optimism complement each other. Together, they enjoy the hardships in the ups and downs, and actively maintain the small family. The two most tearful scenes were when everyone was celebrating VE, the father sang and danced and asked a neighbor why he was so depressed, he said that his son died in battle. The second one was that he thought the war was over, but when there was a final counterattack, he hurriedly sent his son back to his aunt's house in the countryside. The father hugged the little bear covered in glass shattered by the bomb and said, "oh on! I guess our son forgot to take his friend.... In the sweet film of love, what attracts me most is the love of my parents. Mom is a sentimental, fussy, typical housewife who loves to compare herself to Hyoko's neighbor's wife, and she's decent enough to respond forcefully to any kind of rhetoric made against her. The daily gags to treat her husband are also precious. And her husband can always hug her and whisper, "oh Ethel, my sweetie" when she is crying, all kinds of comfort, and he doesn't forget to kiss his forehead. It was obvious that he adored her. At first, I thought that this little red man was a fool who didn't understand love and men and women, but the more I looked at him, the more I felt that he was a considerate, stable, optimistic and positive all-around father and husband. Who can resist such a husband, it's just an ancestral baldness unique to the UK, which is a pity. Hahahaha ⑤ The witty mother's sharp and sharp words are remarkable in the play. One of them was when my father read the newspaper and talked about various post-war economic problems, and talked about taxes and the working class. My mother said that the money came from us and said it was for the people, but did it come back to us in the end? His father was speechless. The second is that the Hiroshima atomic bomb came on the radio. My father said it was going to be another war, but my mother said, "Hey, what are you fighting? With such a nuclear bomb, everyone died on the first day of the war." Thank you so much for such a super lovely family for bringing warmth and thinking in this cold winter. In the same sentence, many animated movies are not for children to watch, but adults can have a lot of insights and precipitation after watching them. In the style of picture books, every stroke and every character's frown and smile, enjoy the moment, live in the moment, and cherish the beautiful days and everything that the times have given.
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