"What you can see is the land you want to go to,"
Yingu said. "Only those who want to land can see the land."
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Only those who want to dock can see the land
Ruby 2022-03-26 09:01:15
An animation I saw when I was visiting a video store, the cover is like ink and wash, and the tone is elegant. There are only three discs on the shelf, 15 episodes. Each episode tells the story of a "bug", the stories are independent of each other, but there is some kind of connection implied, for example, the occasional mention of Yingu's life experience. The insects in the story are like primitive creatures, simple and not hideous. There is light on the body of the insect, or golden, or bright yellow, or green, exuding a warm light. Yingu is a wandering insect master. Because of his special physique that attracts insects, he cannot stay in the same place for a long time and wander around. There are no great joys and sorrows, no ups and downs, and a gentle narrative shows us the world after people and insects overlap, and more is to explore ways of coexistence, but there are always contradictions that cannot be reconciled. So, with Yingu wandering all the way to pick up those faint sadness. About worms, about people.
, like the legend told by the grandmother who gently shakes the Pu fan under the starry night sky in summer, it is warm and moving, the painting style and music are very comfortable, suitable for quiet people to watch.
"What you can see is the land you want to go to,"
Yingu said. "Only those who want to land can see the land."
"What you can see is the land you want to go to,"
Yingu said. "Only those who want to land can see the land."
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