Seeing such sophisticated and sophisticated cartoons, I inexplicably miss those cartoons that used to be in China. We also had an era of excellent cartoons, but now, when we look at our Eastern movies, let’s not say that, the key is that they have no features. The occasional cartoons like "The Return of the Great Sage" and "Big Fish and Begonia" are too adult-like.
This cartoon, the quality of the picture really impressed me, it is realistic! Impressive! It is a world in the eyes of small insects. As an audience, watching such a cartoon is also extremely pleasing to the eye! The whole story is very simple, but in such simplicity, it makes people feel happy, and this is the most rare place. What's even more awesome is that there is no dialogue in the movie. The great thing is that the dialogue between insects that appears several times is also directly brought over by sound waves. But the problem is precisely that the absence of a single line of dialogue does not affect my viewing of the film, nor does it even affect my understanding of the plot. Without dialogue, it makes me concentrate more on the picture. In this way, the picture is excellent, It moved me even more. I don't know if the director deliberately set it up without saying a word.
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