After watching the first part, I went straight to the third part. The dubbing of the Chinese version has no problems, but it feels very good. The theme is very politically correct - your background cannot limit your life choices (especially when the protagonist coach car is a sister paper, this is a very classic feminist topic) The plot at first felt like telling the story of Lian Po's youth and then turned to training The coach car, is it implying that "when you are old, you can leave the field and become a coach, don't get on your own". In fact, it doesn't feel much better than selling fenders, which is inexplicably tragic.
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