The first prelude to "Castle in the Sky", which was also unforgettable after listening to it, burst into tears. A city, two children, a natural, simple setting, has fully reflected the connotation.
People lack reverence for anything, laputa has a strong scientific and technological system, hundreds of years ahead of the world, able to unify and govern the world. However, this civilization disappeared, and the Laputa abandoned their homes and came to earth. They give up the house because any social development is inseparable from the protection of nature, and if they abandon nature, they will usher in huge disasters, energy depletion, and environmental pollution. The earth is no longer suitable for human habitation, and human beings will disappear. The Laputa people must be aware of this, and man should live in harmony with nature, get close to nature, and walk into the embrace of nature.
We humans have always delusional about the right to conquer nature and dominate everything. We are products of nature, but isn't destroying nature the same as humanity exterminating itself? Laputa did not allow male rulers to rule because they wanted them to have supreme power. Like Musca in the movie, he uses the stone of the maiden Hilda to guide the way and reaches Laputa. He was a descendant of the royal family, and when Dalaputa came to power, he thought he had conquered everything, but was destroyed by the forces of nature. Here, I satirize the power of nature, which is so powerful, that human beings delusionally have nihilistic rights.
If human beings enjoy what nature brings, we should restore it naturally. The most touching was the Laputa robot. His giant body seems to associate us with something rough and cruel. Sid and Barr were terrified and trembling when they saw the robot coming. The robot's movements were unexpected. He picked up their wings with his giant body. The reason he gently picked up his wings was not destruction, but that the bird's eggs were crushed by the little life that had not yet been born. After that, the butterflies flew happily near his cheeks, and he smiled softly. The nature that robots truly integrate protects nature. The contrast between the huge body and the small life is thought-provoking.
It has been said that nature is infinitely pure, and that Cedar and Barr's feelings are love. I think it's not love, certainly not just friendship, they are purely worried and caring about each other. Bal is captured by Muska, and Sid trades the sacred stone for Bal to save him. Although she didn't know which was the signboard, she cared a lot about Barr. Cedar is caught in flames, and Barr saves Cedar despite the danger to his life and the "pirates" of the "fly plane". Such a pure friendship is difficult to achieve in today's society. Because people go against nature. When men and women make friends, they will gossip and turn into unnatural and impure friendships, which will make people bored. So, this purity is natural, innocent friendship, joyful. In addition, it is extremely rare.