I don't know if it's because I'm too sensitive, I enjoyed watching the whole film, but until the end the snow monster ran to the place where humans live (Chinatown?) and was hunted by humans, which is the picture in the illustration, that The character shouted "over there" in Chinese. Why should this kind of thing be led to the Chinese doing it? I read the English version. I felt very abrupt and awkward to hear this Chinese word.
I was thinking that the Chinese children might laugh and laugh when they saw it, and the foreign children might be asking "what is he talking about". At this time, the adults will definitely explain that it is Chinese and that the Chinese are killing them. Although the film has kind-hearted humans standing up and ending peacefully, as the snow monster in the film expresses, good people are still in the minority. Will this give children a sense that most Chinese are unkind and unfriendly?
If I see a problem with the version, please let me know.
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