"The Lion King" is a movie that can grow with people. The touch and the aftertaste it brings to people are deep and long-lasting. The first time I saw it, I cried twice, once when Mufasa died and Simba shouted desperately, and once when Simba stood on the Glory Rock again at the end of the film, and everything revived. The background of the story is selected on the African savannah full of vitality. The magnificent grassland has transformed the profound themes of love, responsibility, growth, and the reincarnation of life into a grand epic, showing a new magnificent world. We experience the touch of love and adventure in life. This kind of connotation transcends any culture and country, because humans cannot change the laws of nature, and love is the emotion that humans always pursue. The reason why this is a movie that grows with people is because we can see our own growth in the movie. Just like the protagonist Simba, he is carefree, naughty and brave in his childhood, holding his head up and singing "i will be lion king".
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