The Monster Company is a company that generates electricity by scaring children, but the monsters here all think that children are poisonous, and everything related to children is poisonous. In this way, the monsters working in the company have to be brave enough to scare child. There is a combination of these scary monsters, they are the most scary of children, the long-haired monster is called Sullivan, who is tall and strong, and the short one-eyed monster is called Mike Waski, which is very funny. Every day when they go to work, they will fly to many doors. The monsters choose a door to go in. When you enter the door, you can see a small room. There is a child sleeping on the bed. The monsters make terrible noises or make very scary things. Action, so the child cried out with a "wow...". At this time, the monster hurried out the door, and the cry sent electricity to the monster country and was stored by the monster company. But not all children are timid, some children do not cry, the power indicator outside the door does not show, the door cannot be used, because the child cannot be scared. The boss of the monster company is worried that one day the company will go bankrupt, because now the children are getting more and more courageous, and it is not easy to generate electricity by scaring the children. Because the long hair can scare children every time, the grades are always the first, and there is a monster who can hide. There was a daring child who was not afraid of long hair at all, and ran out of the house hiding behind Long hair. Long hair wanted to hide her, but the child was naughty and ran around, so the monster company was turned upside down. After contact with the child, Chang Mao and its friends found that the child is not as scary as the boss said, and the child's happy laughter is stronger than the electric power of crying. So after the children were finally sent back to their homes, the monsters began to try to generate electricity in a funny way. As a result, the monsters were full of laughter at work. After watching the movie, I realized that when we encounter difficulties, we think in a different way, and the difficulties are not difficult at all.
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