“Country Road, take me home. To the place, where I belong”
"Listening with Your Ears" is a Douban 8.9 movie, which was once a precious memory of many post-90s generations. The theme music of the play, Country Road, can always easily lead people into good memories...
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"Listening in the Ear" is an anime film directed by Yoshifumi Kondo and written by Hayao Miyazaki, the protagonist of the film is two junior high school students, Tsukishima Wen and Tenzawa Seiji, who have a crush on each other and cherish this relationship through their own efforts.
Wen Tsukishima is a junior high school girl who loves to read very much, and in the process of reading, she can see a familiar name on the library card every time - Tenzawa Seiji. This made her curious enough to know what this boy who loved to read was like. Tsukishima encounters a strange cat on a subway ride to deliver a bento to her father, and following the cat's footsteps, she mistakenly hits and bumps into an antique shop.
The owner of the antique shop is pleasant, and it happens to be the grandfather of Tenzawa Seiji. In the process of getting along again and again, Tsukishima Wen and Tenzawa Seiji gradually secretly fell in love. After learning that Seiko Tenzawa's ideal is to become a good violin maker, Tsukishima also began to explore her ideals.
She has always loved to read, and with the encouragement of her grandfather at the antique shop, Tsukishima spent two months completing her first fantasy fairy tale work. Tenzawa Also told Tsukishima that the reason why she could see her name on the library card every time was deliberately done to get her attention. One morning, the two rode their bikes to the top of the mountain to watch the sunrise and accepted each other's confessions.
In the play, Tsukishima Wen and Tenzawa Seiji have feelings for each other, but they both cherish this relationship through hard work. This is the respect of young people for the purity of love, and "Listening to the Ear" tells the story of this beautiful first love.
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Everyone has experienced the student time, everyone has had a secret affection for another person, everyone has had a confusion about the unknown, and "Listening to the Ear" tells all these laughter, troubles, and confusions that we have encountered as teenagers.
There's always a time when our days are moving forward like traffic, but you always feel that something is stagnant. The same is true of Tsukishima's life, a tedious family life that continues to push her forward with academic, bland days. Aside from going to the library to borrow books and go on dates with friends, her life is like a calm lake.
It wasn't until the appearance of the wonderful cat, the antique shop, the kind grandfather, and the Tenzawa Seiji that she began to understand the meaning of her dreams and did not make the first practical effort of her dreams.
"Ear-to-Ear" is not just a pure romantic fairy tale, it shows the real dilemmas that people encounter when they grow up, while encouraging people to take action, not just float on the surface of fantasy. It's like the black stone that Grandpa showed in the antique shop, and only when you start polishing it with your heart can you see the treasure hidden inside.
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The reason why this film is so touching is that it conveys a positive and beautiful concept of love to the audience, that is, to love a person, you choose to grow up with him. Two people can achieve self-achievement because of the existence of the other, and the relationship has sustained motivation.
In the movie, Tsukishima only knows at the beginning that she likes to read and write poetry, but she is very confused about studying, entering high school and the future. When she meets Tenzawa Seiji, she discovers that Seiji has lofty ideals and that he is constantly taking action to achieve them. This had a great impact on Tsukishima Wen and made her start to think about her own path.
When the grandfather of the antique shop knew her thoughts, he gave her a black stone with treasures embedded inside, and told Tsukishima that the ideal was like a treasure hidden deep in the black stone, which needed to be polished continuously. After that, Tsukishima Wen consulted a large number of materials in two months and worked tirelessly to complete her first work. As a result, she finally began her own dream pursuit.
It reminds me of my own high school days, because I had a crush on a boy, and I started studying hard and wanted to go to the same city and get into the same university with him. Although I didn't get into that university, I got better. I believe that this is where the power of love lies.
In love, either party's stagnation will make the relationship between the two stagnate. Together, we must encourage each other and achieve each other. Love is not a sacrifice, but a motivation for two people to become better selves.
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Seeing the plainness of life as water, but also discovering the treasures hidden in the depths, it is the movie "Listening to the Ear".
Youth is beautiful, but fleeting. "Listening with Your Ears" brings our gaze back to our youth and once again teaches us to grow like a jade. Polish your treasure carefully until one day you start to see the light it emits.