The strong fan base of the original book makes this movie more popular. Like the novel, the movie anthropomorphizes Golden Mao Enzo, peeping into the life of the owner Danny through Enzo's third perspective, covering Danny's important life nodes. The film uses flashbacks, opening with Enzo listlessly lying on the floor of his home, the dim tones and the angle of the backlight seem to suggest that this may be the end of his life. At this moment, the voice-over sounded Enzo's voice, and his rambled exhortations resembled an old man lying on a hospital bed leaving innocuous last words to his family. However, in the end, he was just a barking dog, and he couldn't speak. Go and reassure Danny not to worry. It looked back at its life and said that it would be reincarnated in the next life as the Mongolians said, and kept the memory of Danny with Danny for more than ten years in his soul.
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