After watching this movie, it seems that I can understand why Japanese writer Osamu Dazai wrote the words "I'm born to be human, I'm sorry...". This film is about the coexistence of human beings and all things, but it also allows me to see the possibility of coexistence of various ethnic groups, as Miyata said in the film: "We are family." Even the difference of species can be crossed, why is it impossible to cross the national gap? This film reflects the national character of the Japanese nation, which makes me feel that this is a humble and admirable nation. China has been an inclusive nation since ancient times. I believe that China and Japan will be able to let go of the estrangement, truly become close neighbors like family members, tolerate each other, respect each other, and realize the friendship of gentlemen who are "harmonious but different".
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