There are many details in the story that make people laugh, and at the same time, I can't help but admire the innocence and carefulness of its creator. For example, the fat caterpillar was really cute, but when it finally turned into a butterfly, it was still chubby, with only a few tiny wings. When he lured the enemy with his body, he twisted his fat body and said: Come and eat delicious fat worms! Keep the kids entertained for a long time. Such foreign humor is rarely seen in Chinese comedies.
The insects in the circus are all vivid, and at the same time have implied human characteristics: the old mantis is a Chinese half-immortal pretending to be a ghost; his wife, the butterfly, is a coquettish half-old mistress; two The reptiles are totally Japanese; and there's that male ladybug who was born to be flowery, always mistaken for auntie. And that bug, a mercenary businessman.
The child's favorite character is the little ant: little one. Only she believed in Fili and gave him support and strength. This little guy has many valuable qualities: simplicity, perseverance, intelligence, courage and kindness. She will be a good queen in the future. Reminds me of Guo Xiang!
I won't say much about the other educational significance of the film. That's what every adult can see.
All in all, this is a movie that adults and kids alike will enjoy watching. It not only makes adults think, but also makes children feel happy.
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