I accidentally saw this movie during the Chinese New Year, and was interrupted several times during the period, but I finally watched it seriously and felt very enjoyable.
The film tells the story of a little girl on her way to school who stumbles upon a fox foraging for food, and is hopelessly obsessed with it. From autumn to winter to spring, the girl has been persevering to find the fox. She broke her leg in the winter and read a lot about foxes at home. In the spring, the little girl went out to look for the fox again, and finally found the fox's burrow and its three little foxes, but the fox found the dwelling exposed and transferred the cubs overnight. The girl thought of a clever way to sit on the beech tree and wait for it to appear, and sprinkled bread crumbs all the way, hoping to attract the fox. Finally, the fox appeared. With the unremitting efforts of the girl, the fox gradually let go of his defenses. The fox began to trust the girl and started a wonderful forest adventure with the girl. They play and accompany each other, and slowly, the girl hopes to "tame" the fox by collaring it and tying it on a rope, but the fox breaks free. The fox went to the girl's house to find her, the girl took it to the room to play, but the fox was very uneasy in the closed room, and finally broke through the glass window and fell to the first floor, the fox was covered in blood, the girl was very sad, and begged it not to die like this , took it back to the forest... When she was lonely and walking in the forest, she turned around and saw the figure of the fox. It turned out that it was not dead, but it was no longer her fox. She still often went to the forest to look for it, but she was not as disappointed as when she had not seen it before. Seeing or not seeing is the same satisfaction, as long as she knows where the fox is in the forest.
When the little girl has grown up and is reminiscing, she is still so fondly remembered and full of affection. The girl's monologue in the film is like a beautiful prose. I especially like that the film shows a lot of natural beauty. The scenery in the forest changes with the seasons: in autumn, the ground is full of yellow leaves, and the Yangguan is especially golden. In winter, there is thick snow, and there are traces of animal activities on the snow. Spring is here, flowers are swaying in the warm wind, day and night change, light and shadow change, the depths of the forest are always mysterious and quiet...
The little girl is also very cute. She always wears purple clothes, has two balls, freckles on her face, sparkling eyes and a simple and beautiful smile. I admire her persistent motivation to find the little fox and the courage to go deep into the forest alone. She is only a ten-year-old girl, how can she bear to blame her for messing up the relationship between love and possession?
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