Childhood memories

This is a movie full of love. Like 'Spirited Away', it made me feel like a dusty city warmed by a drizzle night under the negative influence of the world. The deep tranquility behind the hustle and bustle of the night was lined by the rain. Pedestrians rushing through the night, whether they were splashed by a speeding vehicle. Downstairs, people who use fire to light cigarettes and chat casually add some jumping notes to the movement of rain in unknown languages. It was the same way many nights in my childhood, quietly listening to the rain by the window. The raindrops knocked on the carport, clicked on the leaves, jumped over the windowsill, and wet the jasmine flowers that my mother planted. The rain in Dujiangyan, through the aura of Qingcheng Mountain, gave birth to the pure script in Japanese animation. The rain in Chengdu, after washing away the impetuous atmosphere of the urbanites, is agile, a warm dinner for a small family, a childhood playmate's marriage vow to play at home on a midsummer night, and jumping into the grass to catch grasshoppers. The rain of BRISTOL is full of the enchanting british rock, and the gentleman in the top hat passed by the deep corridor of the cemetery in the garden by day and night, and replied that they are all my relatives. Nobody did that.

And what city did the girl and her dad in mirrormask come from with their lovely spoken English. The same is to save parents, or mothers, if "Spirited Away" is Miyazaki's outline with soft lines, slow rhythm, colorful paint rendering, a Japanese little girl is tough, kind, hard work changes the world, then the mirror mask is British children's humorous graffiti, toy clowns, unrestrained, defying the world and pursuing their dreams are a surprise gift box.

By contrast, the finale of Alice in Wonderland is finally shocking. Avril's rebellious and sweet singing, accompanied by the extension of dream plants, magical flowers bloom on the screen. 3D's ALICE IN WONDERLAND, gave me a perfect curtain call for my 21st birthday. This is an adult fairy tale.


As Krishnamurti mentioned, open your curious eyes and observe the world with the excitement of childhood, and you will find surprises everywhere. Sophie Marceau said in a recent interview, Its in my nature to find why the things in this way rather than to figure out how it is in this way.

If you watch a movie and think in a certain detail why this little British girl thinks this way, then you have gradually become complicit in the so-called secular world. . Now writing a letter to myself 10 years from now, how will my self be moved at that time?

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