Nausicaa, the princess of the Valley of the Wind, is comparable to Mahatma Gandhi, the kind of tolerance and tolerance that can not be invaded by anything. Her kindness also saved all the villagers in the Last Valley of the Wind, but she herself was willing to give her young life. The sorrow of life is drifting in the wind, echoing ethereally in people's hearts. In the end, under the similar prayers of the king insects, it seemed that God was moved by it, and it really couldn't bear to take away such a beautiful life. The happy ending is not a brilliant or cliché, but at least it saves the time of regretting and sorrowing for her. This world is full of seas of rot and crawling all over the floor. In the end, it is not to protect the common homeland that the earth depends on for survival. Why take away a beautiful life because of this? If you think about it, the princess's resurrection is actually reasonable. Forbearance a moment, calm, take a step back, a brighter future. Everyone understands this simplest truth, but when this power is really needed, they often ignore it. Faced with the invading sea of rot and insects, people are gradually blinded by hatred, and they only want to eliminate them, rather than find another way. Failures followed one after another, accelerating the rate of human demise. Later, even willing to sacrifice his compatriots, he still looked innocent on the surface. When Princess Nausicaa cried, don't lure the king worm into the Valley of the Wind, King Pegit just kept saying sorry, there was no way. Could it be that the people of the Valley of the Wind can sacrifice casually, even with the giant soldiers, can it really save everything? Grandma's grandma said, "It's meaningless to live on this kind of monsters," this is an indomitable rhetoric. When Princess Nausicaa discovered that it was the land that was actually contaminated, not the plants themselves that emit miasma, she didn't tell anyone. Because even if he knew this, he couldn't help it. The heavens felt that in order to protect the earth, it would not hesitate to destroy mankind. In people's eyes, the ferocious and cruel insects actually protect the forest and the earth. People are fighting them desperately, which is ironic. Every time a shot was fired, or a small bug was hurt, the king bugs began to surge in anger, so heart-to-heart, no one went to explore the real cause. Unspeakable sorrow exists in "Nausicaa" and also in real life.
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