well, let's get back to business. If the characters remain in Disney tradition, the picture continues Pisk's simplicity. Many people who have seen the story first feel that it is warm and understandable, but as a concise short film, it seems to be missing such a breath. It doesn't make people feel bright at all. If the picture is not black and white, I am afraid this problem will be more prominent.
The plot is a little bit cliché, but love itself is a coexistence of refined and popular, its nature is not important, the key is to let everyone get the satisfaction and happiness they need. When I read the first half, what popped into my mind was the sentence "I guessed the beginning, but not the end" by Fairy Zixia. Just as the hero and heroine meet, say goodbye, and seek. In Disney's ideal country, the ultimate purpose of all actions must be "from now on the prince and princess live happily together". So the paper plane will bring the two people who are going to meet back to the platform where they met, so the film ends, happy ending.
But then? That's probably not what Disney wants us to think about. But for this unrealistic ending, I still can't help but think about whether we can still stay together when we know each other, whether we can know each other when we know each other, and whether we can meet each other when we know each other. Will there be happiness at the end?
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