Perhaps it has something to do with my childhood experience. Although I did not dance with lions and tigers, I lived in my grandma’s house when I was a child. It was similar to a small farm with chickens, ducks, geese, pigs, cows, sheep, cats, dogs, house birds, and various reptile vegetables. Get along in harmony. So the holiday life is to climb trees, herd cows, bullfight calves, feed lambs, feed chickens, ducks and geese, pick eggs, throw cats in the kennel, watch cats and scratch dogs, etc. . . So when I saw the little Lori feeding the peacock, the little peacock was born, and when I saw my father and son sitting in front of the tiger cage in the dying years, I felt the same way. When I saw the dense crowd lined into the distance behind the big tree blocking the road, I would also be excited and almost crying.
I like movies like this very much, besides, the little girl's acting skills didn't say anything, her little expression is too good and too cute.
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