When I was very young, I read a copy of "Roland Quotations," which was a popular radio host in Taiwan at the time. There was an article that wrote, "Let yourself become a peacock with an open screen for love." The main idea is to tell the story of a boy who has failed to confess to his beloved girl, but he is angry and strong. In particular, I have slowly seen too many stories about mutual harm in the real world. This kind of pure and upward feelings is still a bridge, which makes me very touched.
I've been thinking about what kind of boyish feelings are hidden behind the big white beard of the old man? Does he also have that unforgettable juvenile relationship, or why each of his protagonists is surprisingly similar. He has short hair with long ears, flying in the wind without protruding; simple and reckless, often running with his legs on street corners; a little bit naughty, but kind and persistent-the
boy said on the roof after the rain, "In order to let My name appeared on the library card earlier, and I read a lot of books." About only a teenager’s love affair can be able to consume such a large amount of time, long expectations, doing all stupid and fruitless efforts, adapting their entire life for the other's inadvertent word, only young boys and girls are qualified to say, "a lifetime." It's because they can really consume for a lifetime.
This shouldn’t be a film about love, so I’m a bit dissatisfied with the ending boy who said "Will you marry me?", but it seems that I am young, even the promise of marriage is just an ideal, a future, distant, A dreamy ideal worth fighting for at any price is like his dream of a violin craftsman and her dream of a writer.
Because of this, all comics can have live-action versions, but I can't bear that Hayao Miyazaki's films become live-action versions. No matter what kind of handsome man and beautiful girl, the live-action version can no longer become a dream, and the actual identities and entanglements of the hero and heroine will make me intolerable.
This is a film about dreams, the love dream of the girl Tsukishima, the career dream of the young boy Seiji, the dream of waiting for the grandfather and the baron cat, the dream of fighting for the mother and sister of Tsukishima, and the grandpa friends about music Of course, there is also the best supporting role, the big fat cat’s dream of freedom.
To get my name appear on the library card as soon as I read a lot of books
, of course, if that becomes the
order as soon as you saw in the hospital, I drank a lot of mouse strong ---
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