"Yes, only try to live."

Japan is a country that some people love and some people hate. Love is the person who lives in the second world, and hate is the person who doesn't forget the Nanjing Massacre on Diaoyu Island.

My feelings for Japan are extremely complicated. Say love is not, don't forget national humiliation. Say hate, or the animation rooted in my memory will accompany me throughout my childhood.

I still remember a chubby totoro gave a little girl a small bag of seeds because she borrowed an umbrella. I still remember a witch flying around on a broom; I still remember a mermaid named Ponyo, who just wanted to be with a little boy. I still remember a little man named Aglietti, whose family lived by borrowing things; I remember a cat named Duke, who always wore a suit. ...

These are all good memories left by Japanese anime master Miyazaki Hayao.

At the end of my memory, a boy who wants to design an airplane swings between dream and reality. Dreams are calling him, but reality tells him that the plane you designed is a sharp weapon to kill people and a victim of war.

At that time, Japan's economy and education were in a backward stage, and the Great Kanto Earthquake completely destroyed people's will.

Chang' an fell, the country was broken, and only the mountains and rivers remained; Spring has come, and the sparsely populated Chang' an city is densely forested.

It is against this background that Miyazaki Hayao's last work, The Wind is Blowing, opened a huge prelude. Taking Jiro Horue, the designer of Zero carrier aircraft, as the prototype hero, and the love story of Jiro and Ririlai Keiko as the main line, this paper reveals a turbulent Japanese era.

Love. The purest and most beautiful thing in Gong Lao's animation is love. The love between Jiro and Lai Huizi was known by the wind, and only later. When Laihuizi was seriously ill and Jiro was still developing a plane, she embarked on the road of treatment alone. Isn't this the way to leave? She doesn't want to show her ugly face in front of her lover after her illness, which is the greatest respect for Jiro and herself.

"linglong dice Ann Monkey Bean, I don't know if I miss you."

Gong Lao's animation never lacks social factors and reflected thoughts.

Great Kanto Earthquake, World Economic Crisis, Unemployment and Poverty, Revolution and World War II.

"Why is our country so poor?" Jiro said.

I can't forget the parents whose children stood under the street lamp waiting for them to come home late, and I can't forget the grief and indignation when talking with friends. Some people may think that this brief introduction is too understated, but from a subtle point of view, the cruelty of war and economic backwardness have been vividly displayed by foreign countries.

There are also people's dull and helpless faces and large-scale scars after the Great Kanto Earthquake. Japan, a disaster-stricken country, how to heal the pain caused by the earthquake?

A major feature of this cartoon is that there are two lines. One is the bright line of Kun Yue's struggle for his dream in reality, and the other is the bright line of dialogue with Mr. caproni in his dream across this cartoon.

Mr. caproni is a famous Italian airplane designer and an idol of Erlang Horui.

"Everyone's life creativity can only last for ten years, and we should try our best to live our ten years like artists."

This is what Mr. caproni warned Jiro, but I love the endless grassland and large leisurely clouds when they talked.

Mr caproni was an important leader from beginning to end. Dadong's love for designing airplanes and solving some puzzles has made Dadong re-recognize himself and his favorite airplanes.

Because it involves politics and economy, this trend has been criticized by the Japanese right wing and ridiculed by some Japanese people. "This is the worst work of Gong Laotou, and there is no one." "It is reported that the Japanese who didn't drink coffee before fell asleep." "The scene of smoking is like taking JT's money." (Douban's comment. com)

The pressure is enormous, and all Gong Lao can do is to persist, and only persist, and make a curtain call with his last work "It's windy" with a perfect smile.

I still like this work, its touching details, Gong Lao's own courage and Gong Lao's meticulous production. Gong Lao gave me a wonderful childhood, enough to chew slowly in the future journey and give myself a little warmth.

Just like he never slacks off painting frame by frame for the best effect; Just like the vast warm scenery in his animation; As he said, "It took me five years, not five years, to talk about windy weather".

In his animation world, everything is clean and the presentation is clean and transparent. I always believed.

This belief can support me for a long time. I'm not a brain powder, and I'm not blindly following. I don't like most Japanese cartoons, but I can't keep my eyes open just by watching Gong Lao's works.

"If you have a dream, you must live by the wind." A film critic of the film network commented and poked me in the heart.

Many people will feel that the earth is still turning without a palace.

But for me, the earth is still turning, but it's a pity without him.

Postscript:

I can't understand the powder of so-called star teams such as TFBOYS and EXO at all. For the sake of their fans, they will do anything, buy posters and album-related books, chat every day, get to the concert conference as soon as possible, brush the forum and send them, and even some students write their names all over the toilet door (our school has them). Don't understand the last way, don't they belong to the toilet? (Laughter)

Compared with these brain powder, Gong powder is very rational. On the one hand, Gong Lao is quite low-key, and we can only jump for joy when we publish our works (I just don't know if we can jump for joy in the future). Second, Gong Lao's works are quiet and crystal clear.

Gong Lao's works are so small that it is impossible for everyone to know. But compared with those who are famous for their gossip, I think it is very good that Gong Lao can be so calm in his creation.

As long as there is a group of people, it is enough to feel Gong Lao's persistence and love for animation, although few and far between.

Although Gong Lao has only been nominated for the Oscar for Best Animated Feature Film and the Golden Lion Award at Venice Film Festival, he and his animation are of great significance.

It's not just winning an award.

Gong Lao, in a corner of my heart, shines with warm light, which will never go out and never die.