But I prefer this adapted cartoon.
Horton was like a three or four-year-old child. At that time, he believed that everything had life, that everything was equal to himself, and that half of the sunflower husk was his friend.
I feel like a cat or puppy, a popsicle, take a bite by yourself, and a puppy bite.
Stepping on a stone will ask if it hurts. Then put it in your pocket and take it home, so as not to make it homeless and sleep in the world.
In the eyes of a child, one dust is one world, one flower is one heaven.
So how does Horton, an elephant like a child, make people love it,
what it can hear , what it can see, but others can't hear or see it, because they are all grown-ups.
This reminds me of the little boy in "Polar Special Block", who believes in fairy tales, believes in Christmas, so that as time goes by, the years increase, he can still hear the sweet bells.
Childlike innocence is so precious that it’s hard not to lose it when you grow up. So now, if you are a child, you should cherish it. If you are a child’s father or mother, then take care of the child’s innocence. Let it go slower, then slower. . . . .
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