At the very beginning of the film, the film is full of admiration: insects, spiders, centipedes, etc. Usually people have a "stereotype": dirty, inferior, instinctive/mechanical/unconscious, weird, ugly, annoying and even scary. However, the "story" of the film is told in the early morning, showing a group of "bugs" who wash their "faces" and clean their bodies. The audience can easily think of the habitual behavior of human beings after getting up, and the distance between us and them is shortened. . Immediately after, the ants milking (aphids secretion), the ants driving away the troublesome ladybugs, the two red ladybugs communicating for a moment and starting to copulate on the green leaves, and the beautiful and elegant sound when the two snails meet and make out. The soprano, who easily introduces the audience into this wonderful world, swept away those stereotypes.
Maybe this is a nature documentary made by the French (of course, it is also a stereotype), it is beautiful, life, and full of emotion. Maybe this is the only way to get more audiences for documentaries about bugs.
It's still the same for me, the downside is the upside: some of the shots are quite informative, but there is no narration, and the whole film is a bit anticlimactic as a whole.
Here, by the way, I will criticize those who are prone to cleanliness: we are all people who have had acne and poop, and it is difficult to say who has less bacteria in the digestive tract than who. There's nothing wrong with a natural aversion to bugs or what's called a "crow phobia" (a "disorder" that professionals say has no basis at all), and maybe no one can change that. But to take this as a feature worthy of showing off to publicize it for pleasure or as a proof that she is pure, elegant, fresh and refined, and that Daiyu is in great need of protection, is too narcissistic and Fengjie.
The real world is like this, "bugs" also have their beauty and wisdom, joy and struggle. You can not appreciate it, but please don't forget, maybe there are many more ugly and dirty things than these "bugs" in the grass.
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