I am Liu Xingxing, telling the story of our people themselves.
Today, I would like to recommend a touching American movie adapted from real events in Japan - "The Story of Hachiko the Faithful Dog"
I've been looking back and thinking about life this past week.
Whether you live in China or the world, you have to deal with all kinds of people.
No matter where you live, you can't hide from the intrigue between people, and you cheat on yourself, but because the coordinates of your life are different and the degree is different.
There are good people in human beings, and of course there are bad people. The good guys and the bad guys are mixed together, tired of discerning, and our precious life time is wasted in a senseless toss.
As we get older, we grow up slowly and then mature quickly.
The so-called maturity.
Suddenly, it's old.
Sadly, as I grew into an adult and entered the so-called adult world, I came into contact with more and more people, and what I imagined was that there were fewer and fewer friends.
It's all my life experience.
The older you get, the less you like to deal with people.
The dog became my friend – because it was loyal.
"The Story of Hachiko the Loyal Dog" is such a story about the loyalty of dogs.
Parker, a university professor, adopted a small Akita dog, Hachiko.
Hachiko grew up with Parker's family and gradually turned from a puppy into a behemoth. Hachiko accompanied Parker to work on time every day, and appeared at the station gate at five o'clock in the evening to greet Parker from work, which was their date.
Professor Parker later died of illness and never returned to the station. After that, every day at five o'clock in the evening, Hachiko came to the train station to wait and stare. The next day, the third day, from summer to autumn, for nine years, Hachiko remained unchanged in the wind and rain, until it finally died...
The male protagonist of "The Story of Hachiko the Loyal Dog" is richard Keele, a famous Hollywood movie star with both virtue and art. In this film, he successfully played the gentle and kind Professor Parker with his film-level acting skills.
The soul of this film is undoubtedly Hachiko - a humble and trustworthy Akita dog, who has always adhered to its agreement with its owner from childhood to adulthood, waiting for its owner to return home every day rain or shine. Even if one day it will return disappointed, even if it ages, it will never want to give up even the slightest hope.
"The Story of Hachiko in a Loyal Dog" is based on a true story that took place in Japan, which was made into the Japanese movie "The Tale of Hachiko Inu" in 1987, which caused a sensation in Japan that year!
The American version of "The Story of Hachiko the Loyal Dog" allows Hachiko to enter the hearts of every good person in the world. This film embodies the theme of great love, and the natural emotion between the protagonist and Hachiko deeply touched me when I was still in college.
The film does not express a desperate grief and nostalgia, and at the end of the film, the little grandson and the little eight dukes continue to live, conveying hope to the audience.
Star I have recommended the eye bag teacher of "Eye Bag Screening Hall" several times to explain "The Story of Hachiko the Loyal Dog", but the eye bag teacher has declined, on the grounds that this movie is too tear-inducing!
Indeed, although "The Story of Hachiko the Loyal Dog" is a Hollywood work, it has made a warm and timeless unique style of Japanese films, without excessive sensationalism, but it presents the audience with a deep friendship between people and dogs, and the viewers are in tears.
Today, I recommend "The Story of Hachiko the Loyal Dog" to you, in fact, it has been brewing for a long time. Because I remembered Hachiko's little drops, the picture automatically came to mind, and I couldn't help but shed tears...
In memory of the dogs that have accompanied me in my life.
Focus on me not getting lost, we'll see you next time.
A good literati is me, and I am Liu Xingxing!