The idea of La Luna comes from Calvino's "The Distance of the Moon" cartoon. The grandparents and grandchildren ride a small boat in the dark blue sea. Suddenly, the moon rises from the bottom of the sea, so round and so round. Big, as Calvino wrote: "The moonlight was like day, a cream-colored light, and the gigantic moon seemed to crush us." And so they went to the moon. Grandpa and Dad always disagreed about the education of their grandson, and they were always noisy, but what they said was just grunting to the little boy. It was only after reading the novel that I realized that the little boy was deaf, and it was probably his hearing loss that completely immersed his eyes and mind in the brilliance of the moon. soaked in the milk of the moon." The little boy climbed along a ladder, and when he reached the top of the ladder, he was pulled up by the gravity of the moon, and the whole person floated to the moon. The moon's surface is littered with a layer of full-bodied little stars like glowing cookies. Every time the little boy touched the stars with his hands, the brilliance of the stars seemed to reach his eyes and then to his heart. They began to sweep aside the little stars, which kept falling on the moon from the sky. Suddenly, a huge star fell to the earth. Grandpa and Dad couldn't pry it, but the little boy climbed on the star and knocked it open with a hammer at the top, so the most unforgettable scene in the short film appeared. This huge little star turned into countless little stars and slowly descended with the little boy. After the three grandfathers and grandsons had swept the stars and returned to the boat on the sea, it was only then that we realized that they had swept the little stars aside and created a new moon, and the brilliance of the moon was still bright and creamy.
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