It is a very healing animation with a very soft style. The monsters will be a little scary at first sight, but what they do makes no sense. Momoko gets angry with them and goes through danger together. Taozi was reluctant to say a word from the original, because of their appearance, she was forced to rush out of her small world and felt the beauty of the small village. Mom had a hard time and was sad, but she pretended to be happy in front of Peaches. The peach is too small to understand the painstaking efforts of her mother. As a teenage peach, he will voluntarily blurt out hurtful words to his parents, and he will also regret it. The monsters helped Taozi achieve self-redemption, saved her mother, and told her father what she thought. With the help of the monster, Peach can dive; after having the courage, Peach can blend in with her peers. The part of the Hundred Ghosts Tram at night was very touching. It reminded me of the cat bus in My Neighbor Totoro, and it was also the fulfillment of children's wishes. What I didn't expect was the sentence "You've worked hard too!" in my father's reply. Even if it was a simple and easy thing to others, if it was my father, I would have known that I was working hard in life. Because I always compare myself to others and deny my efforts and progress, I want to be a shining person like my dad. But Dad would have been genuinely proud of my insignificant progress to show off everywhere. In the future, I will definitely work hard to recognize myself, learn to appreciate others, and become a shining little sun.
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