It's great that it tells a complete and understandable story with almost no lines, and for me, who hadn't seen the previous one, there was no comprehension barrier. The story was brand new. I really like the big yellow dog in it, who can't even earn money from selling cabbage, but still has the heart of selling white flour to help people manage the chores of the farm. After having him, the farmer is super relieved. The spirit of love, dedication, diligence and dedication is worth learning from many contemporary people.
The content of the film is very simple and easy to understand, with both laughs and tears. Generally speaking, it tells a story smoothly, and the ending is sublimated, and it also pays homage to many stalks. However, because there are no lines in the whole article, it is a bit difficult to tell a deeper meaning, but for children of different ages, children of different ages can still get their own feelings.
In the final analysis, it is a film with a good degree of completion, but there is still a little lack of space for deep contemplation. It is a template for a family-friendly film.
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