Review of Big Fish and Begonia

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It has been ten days since "Big Fish and Begonia" was released, and I went to the cinema to watch it as soon as it was released.

The movie mainly describes Chun's sixteen-year-old coming-of-age ceremony, which will take him on a seven-day tour of the human world, but he unfortunately dies in the human world. The human boy Kun got sucked into the whirlpool just to be with her. After returning, Chun went to the Lingpo and exchanged half of his life for Kun's soul, and then he kept a fish that housed Kun's soul. In order to let Kun return to the human world, Chun is willing to go against the will of heaven and lose his magic power.

When I saw this, I was shocked. In order to pursue love, Chun paid so much for Kun, even at the expense of being hostile to everyone and sacrificing himself. But what if the flood floods the village? What if the price of love is that members of the clan, including relatives, are almost killed in a flood? In fact, everyone was just looking at Chun's contribution and did not notice other people's contribution to Chun. When Qiu blocked the fangs of the two-headed snake for her; when grandma turned into a phoenix to protect her; when grandpa turned into a crabapple tree to support the whole village, every love was heavy. Can these be ignored? However, in the movie, these are just to set off the heroine Chun, and the ending cannot be changed.

On the contrary, I like Qiu more. He endured all the pain for Chun, but never thought of regret. In the movie, one of the words he said is: "You know, I didn't have parents when I was a child. My grandma raised me by herself. I suffered a lot. No one cared about me since I was a child. I'm not afraid of anything. Whatever I want to do." What are you doing? But what I fear most in the world is the suffering of the people I love." This is what Qiu said to Chun. Qiu silently paid for Chun, and he was willing to sacrifice his own life for her happiness.

When Qiu went to Lingpo to exchange his own life for Chun's, Lingpo said: "You young people treat life like a stone on the roadside." In fact, this is not the case. If life is empty, no matter how long you live, what's the point? A person's life is meaningful only after he has given, received, loved, hated, laughed and cried!

This movie moved me too much, inspired me too much, and made me think a lot. Thoughts after watching Big Fish and Begonia 2

As soon as the summer vacation comes, there are always many wonderful animated movies coming, and the one that I like the most is the movie "Big Fish and Begonia".

The story tells a world where creatures that are neither humans nor gods live. They have the ability to master the natural laws of the world, and the girl Chun is one of them. She and her playmate Qiu experienced a 16-year-old coming-of-age ceremony. She turned into a red dolphin and played in the fishing port, waterfalls and jungles. Just when the seven days were up and she had to go back, she was caught in a terrifying fishing net. An unknown boy who deeply loved the ocean was buried in the ocean because of saving her. She felt deeply for the boy. Apologizing, she decided to save the boy's life.

She spent half of her life in the Palace of Life and Death in exchange for his soul, a quiet fish, and she named him Kun. At this time, the clan encountered disasters because of this fish. First, the village was covered with ice and snow in the summer, and then the seawater suddenly leaked out, causing an unprecedented flood. The clan members began to doubt Chun, and she felt Feeling deep regret, he hid himself in a crabapple tree and saved his tribe. After Qiu learned about Chun, he exchanged his whole life for half of Chun's life, and was determined to send Chun and Kun to the human world. However, he himself died because his life span had expired. Chun looked at Qiu's burning body and felt extremely sad. The broken heart made her hurt. In the end, Chun and Kun completed their mission and lived in the world. I believe that Chun and Kun will never forget the dream of blood and tears.

This movie deeply shocked me. The simple and innocent feelings I can’t forget for a long time. The poetic words and exquisite pictures are hard to forget. Really a very good film. Are there children like Chun in the world? That kind of innocent, pure and lovely child, that kind of child with a grateful heart. Thoughts after viewing Big Fish and Begonia 3

Let the fragrance of flowers last forever, let love last forever! ------- Inscription

The Adventures of a Two-Headed Snake

Only See, Chun and Qiu came to a coffin. Out of curiosity, Qiu wanted to see what was inside. As soon as the coffin lid was opened, a big snake flew out from inside and pounced straight on Chun. At this moment, Qiu caught up and pinched the snake's neck. The snake wrapped its body around Qiu, and the two started fighting. However, something unexpected happened ------- -The snake has two heads. Qiu was unable to guard against it, and Qiu was poisoned. But in order to prevent Chun from being hurt, he endured the severe pain and took the snake and used it as a whip. The snake died and Qiu also fainted.

Love lies in Qiu’s brave struggle. Qiu fell, but love gives us hope of life.

Exchange of Life

Chun exchanged half of her lifespan for Kun's soul. Tonight, Qiu rang the river bell and went to Lingpo, wanting to exchange half of his lifespan for half of Chun's lifespan, but Lingpo said that the price had increased and it would take a lifetime to exchange. Qiu agreed immediately without even thinking about it.

Perhaps there is not enough time for a few reincarnations in one life, but love makes Qiu’s life as brilliant as a spring flower.

Tongtian Avenue

Qiu used his lifespan to exchange for Chun's lifespan. At this time, Qiu was about to die. He took Chun and jumped into the sea to send her to the world. . "Go, go, go find your happiness! Remember, after I die, I will turn into wind and rain, and I will always accompany you in the world..."

Great love is speechless, accompanying you in life and death. !

Qiu’s love for Chun is pure and noble. Qiu can give everything for Chun. They are all the embodiment of kindness.

Love does require a lot of courage and a lot of adventure. But only with love can we grow.

After the movie was over, I meditated on life for a long time.

We are always used to accepting the love of others. When we enjoy the happiness and joy around us, when we live the most peaceful life, I think we should also be kind to those who love us. Dedicate your purest love! Use a broad love to pay for others, and turn your limited life into the fragrance of love.

Let the fragrance of flowers last forever, and let love last forever! Thoughts on Big Fish and Begonia 4

“Actually, each of us is a fish, and our life is to cross the sea.” 117 The old man Chun has repeated this sentence countless times. But no one believed it.

The place where Chun lives governs the laws of the world. People who have just grown up there are required to transform into red dolphins and go to the sea for seven days to experience the human world. But Chun was accidentally caught in the net. An unknown boy saved Chun with his own life. Chun secretly went to the Lingpo and exchanged half of his lifespan for the boy's soul - an unknown thing - a fish, and named him "Kun". As Kun grew up, Chun's friend Qiu secretly redeemed Chun's life with his own life. Kun caused a flood and people were running for their lives. Chun turned into a crabapple tree and rescued people. In the end, Lingpo kept her promise to Qiu, rescued Chun, and sent her to the human world.

There is a fish in the North Ming Dynasty, and its name is Kun. Kun is so big that you don't even know how far it is thousands of miles away. A sentence from "Zhuangzi" leads to this poignant story. Chun hopes to raise the fish to a bigger size, and through this atonement, he can gain a human life. But in the end, she discovered that her selfishness had killed millions of lives. There was nothing she could do to save the situation, save these lives, or make up for the mistakes she had made. She could only die, turn into a crabapple tree, stay with her grandfather, grow thousands of branches, and save people.

What is even more impressive is Qiu’s love for Chun.

In the animation, his despair when he learned that Chun would die was vividly displayed; when he was ready to trade himself for Chun, his determination and hesitation were not reduced at all. Qiu's love is selfless and tolerant of everything. For Chun, he could take risks, replace Chun, and help her atone for her sins. This kind of love is evocative.

"Big Fish and Begonia" is not only a beautiful and exquisite animation, but also a thought-provoking masterpiece. It’s worth watching! Thoughts after watching Big Fish and Begonia 5

I am a good child. Growing up, I never let my parents, who had no time to worry about me, worry about me. I read "Big Fish and Begonia" because it reminded me of my college classmates. Coincidentally, we watched the same movie at almost the same time in two cities. She said the "big fish" was almost identical to a dream she had four years ago.

Four years ago, on the eve of our college graduation, she made a mistake. For those of us at that age, this mistake was equivalent to half the sky falling. I am not a person who likes to inquire about other people's rights and wrongs, but I also know that her parents are well-known figures in the local area. In order to make up for the consequences of this mistake for her, the two people, who are nearly fifty years old, put down all their work and rushed to school. He sacrificed all his face and used all his connections to finally get a chance for her to cross the ocean and start over.

She said that in her dream she was a child who had disappointed her parents. She was so ashamed that she decided to start wandering. In a marine park, she became friends with a big fish used for performances, and they accompanied each other. We went to see all the seas in the world together. However, one day, people from the Ocean Park came. In order not to be caught back to the fish pond for people to watch, the big fish chose to commit suicide by stranding. She leaned against the big fish and kept crying, but the people around her looked contemptuous.

In fact, the only thing that can help you overcome difficulties is to admit that you are stupid, admit that you are powerless, and admit that the contempt of others will accompany you for a long time until you grow old. Then you will find that this actually becomes the courage and motivation for you to stand up again. From that time on, you finally learned to think twice before doing anything.

This is your own long coming-of-age ceremony.

Three years later, she came back from abroad and casually announced her marriage on someone else's WeChat Moments that criticized "Tiny Times". She seems to still be the same willful self, but I believe she is a new self. Thoughts after watching Big Fish and Begonia 6

I went there in the early morning. The first show of the cinema’s premiere on July 8 was scheduled to be at midnight. This time is a good time, because there is also the saying of child in the movie. I won’t go into details here.

As soon as I sat down, I looked around and saw that there were no empty seats. The scene at the beginning of the movie is really visually shocking, with big fish swimming in the sky, as if they are right in front of you and within your reach. Although the sentence at the beginning: "Some fish are destined to be uncapable, because they belong to the sky" is completely appropriated from the sentence in the movie "The Shawshank Redemption": "Some birds are destined to be uncapable, Because each of their feathers shines with the brilliance of freedom." But it did not affect the mood of watching the movie at all. When the big fish flew down from the sky, the auspicious light in my mind started with the whole movie. Free in the universe. Many scenes in the film are so beautiful that they make people feel intoxicated.

Chisongzi, who is in charge of the Rain Order, rides on a solitary crane to soar into the clouds. Leizu uses the clouds as brocade and the rainbow as forging, and places a colorful train on the Milky Way. In an instant, people are reminded of that. "A ray of setting sun spreads over the water, half of the river is rustling and half of the river is red", "The remaining clouds disperse into clouds, and the clear river is as quiet as practice". The scene where Chun and Qiu ask Lei Zu to borrow a horse is quite similar to the Greek mythology in which Phaethon asked his father Phoebus to borrow the sun chariot to cause trouble. The seed slowly sprouted in the soil until it sprouted. So there was a journey of memories. The dubbing of the elderly Chun was instantly recognizable as the tone of Rose, the heroine of "Titanic" back then. What she slowly told was another story. Starting from Chun's coming-of-age ceremony, she She was about to travel around the human world for seven days, and her mother Feng Ze took the trouble to remind her to be careful and not get close to humans.

In this way, Chun walked out of the Hakka earth building, waiting for Qiu's grandma to open the door to another world.

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Watched Big Fish and Begonia. It was released a few years ago, but I have never seen this movie. My impressions of it are only the oral descriptions of classmates who watched it a few years ago and the comments in the comment section when I was bored while listening to the theme song.

It seems that a few years ago it was called the Chinese Comic Light, and it was very popular, and many people said that it copied Miyazaki Hayao's Spirited Away. I haven't seen it before so I can't comment on it, but now I have the opportunity to contact it, and I feel good about it.

The movie uses a lot of elements from "The Classic of Mountains and Seas". After all, it is a myth, and it does exist. Any similarities are purely coincidental. I like the clouds in it. The sky in that world is connected to the sea in the human world. This is the medium of the entire story, so the sky in the movie is very beautiful. The begonia trees reaching the sky, the bonfires on the desolate land, and even the disappearance of people are represented by some very artistic things.

The plot is ridiculous and there is suspicion of a love triangle. Maybe the heroine felt more guilty about Kun, but that might not be the case after she went to the human world. Many people scold the heroine, but I actually think there is no need to scold her so harshly. There is a setting that in that world, adulthood is 16 years old, so in the real world, this is an age when one's youth is not confused. She did it because she felt guilty, but who knew the consequences would be so serious, and she did exchange herself for the lives of so many people. Maybe many people scolded her because there was a very good Qiu behind her, so in the end it was not the heroine who died, but Qiu. Because there is no one person to do things, so many people are dissatisfied.

After watching the movie, I felt it was quite good. The painting style is not too good-looking. If I have time, I might give it a second look. Thoughts after watching Big Fish and Begonia 8

Regarding the understanding of love in "Big Fish and Begonia", the screenwriter and director have their own multi-layered understanding.

A young man at the beach sacrificed his life to save a dolphin. He was a brave and kind-hearted person. The reason why Chun was willing to spend half of his life to find Kun was because he felt that It was myself who hurt him, and I didn't want to owe him anything, but the root cause was love, from the feeling of difference at first sight to the pure love after getting along later.

The second male lead, Qiu, has always been one of silent devotion and companionship, and is willing to sacrifice his entire life when Chun is in danger.

Qiu’s love is selfless. Even though he knows Chun doesn’t love him, he still protects her and never leaves her. At first, because he wanted to protect Chun, he said to Kun, "If you don't want him to get hurt, just leave." But Kun's choice is that love means companionship and protection, so he will not leave Chun and walk away.

But in the end, Qiu was willing to support Chun's choice because of his sincere love.

The author myself also has a loved one. They are not suitable for each other but they like each other very much. They have been reluctant to break off the contact. They will always pay attention to him silently and always believe that one day they will meet again. See.

Every big fish will meet; everyone will be reunited.

Have you turned into wind and rain, traveled through time, and come here. Each of us comes into this world not knowing who we will meet, and after we meet, many people will be lost from our lives without knowing it. But everyone will get back together one day. This is actually a very simple philosophical concept. If you feel it carefully, you will sigh that we will get back together, no matter what it becomes. There are many people we love who may be far away or no longer with us, but they will eventually be reunited. Thoughts after viewing Big Fish and Begonia 9

Summary of the eight characters: gold and jade on the outside, but ruins on the inside. There is no doubt about the exquisiteness of the picture. The eye-catching and bold red color of the whole film is very comfortable to watch, and the connection of the shots is also very smooth, full of wild imagination (the heroine turns around and turns into a fish, the grandfather's long hair changes into a river, and the man playing mahjong The spirit woman, the rat woman with a bunch of cute little mice, etc.), can also see the deep and solid art skills of the entire team.

Qiu said: "If you are not happy, what's the use of living longer?" Because of love, Qiu's continuous efforts and even sacrifices are worthwhile and happy for him. This feeling is like the ancient generals who had the awe and original intention to die on the battlefield even if they could not serve the country. In their eyes, the sacrifice at this time was a supreme honor.

The last paragraph of the film is particularly touching: "Life is a journey. How many times have we waited for reincarnations before we have the opportunity to enjoy this journey. In this short life, we will eventually lose it. We might as well be bold. We love someone, climb a mountain, and chase a dream. Yes, we might as well be bold. I don’t understand many things, and there are no answers to many questions, but I believe that God must give us life when he gives us life. We are full of miracles. ”

Life is one encounter after another, and the results we see today must be the causes that were planted in the first place. Watching reincarnation, we will always meet. Maybe it will be the next life, maybe the next life...

What makes me regret is not that we are not together because of Qiu's efforts, but that he has never been brave enough to express his feelings for Chun. At the last moment of his life, he still shouted firmly for Chun to hold his hand and send her on the last journey, and said: "What I regret most is that I didn't hold you tightly on the last night."

I believe that the fate of life may have been properly arranged in the unknown time and space, but this cannot prevent us from loving and trying bravely.

Instead of believing in miracles,

It is better to say that after hard work, miracles will eventually happen. Thoughts after watching Big Fish and Begonia 12

Last night I watched the domestic animation "Big Fish and Begonia".

"Big Fish" embodies a strong Chinese style. This picture looks very atmospheric. I don't understand why this domestic drama is so popular but its ratings are not high. Is it his cliche plot? Yes. But even so I feel good about it.

If Chun had not followed Kun, Kun would not have died. If Kun had not died, Chun would not have gone to the Lingpo and exchanged half of his lifespan. Then Qiu would not spend his entire life protecting Chun. If Chun hadn't brought Grandpa Kun back, he wouldn't have died, the village wouldn't have been destroyed, and Qiu wouldn't have died.

The classic male lead sacrifices everything in exchange for one sentence: You are so kind. Qiu had no regrets and said: If you are not happy, what is the point of living? He said: I have not been afraid of anything since I was a child, but I am most afraid of you (Chun) suffering. He said: I will turn into the wind and rain in the world to accompany you.

Yes! The Lingpo said: Whose love do you think you are accepting? What you are accepting is the love of a god! He will betray all the gods to love you and endure all the pain for you! Give You bring joy! Such a joy.

But in my impression, Chun only said to Kun: From the time I met you to the time I was connected to your name, I have never regretted it.

As expected, childhood sweethearts are no match for love at first sight.

The moment the flood came, I suddenly understood what Lingpo said at the beginning: You meet someone and make a mistake. You want to make up for it and pay it off, but in the end you find that you are powerless. After all, the mistakes we made can never be made up for, and we can never pay back what we owe...Chun would not hesitate to sacrifice half of his life in the village to repay Kun for saving his life. But what about Qiu? Qiu also saved Chun, what should Chun use to repay him? Grandpa understood all this, and he said to Chun: As long as your heart is kind, right and wrong belong to others.

Will Chun regret it? I think not. I just want to remind Chun when the wind blows in the world: There was a white-haired boy who once wanted to hug you tightly on a starry night.

The chun is gone and the begonia is blooming. Have you turned into wind and rain and traveled through time to come here.

In a short life, we will all lose eventually. You might as well be bolder, love someone, climb a mountain, chase a dream... Thoughts on Big Fish and Begonia 13

I just saw , Chun and Qiu came to a coffin. Out of curiosity, Qiu wanted to see what was inside. As soon as the coffin lid was opened, a big snake flew out from inside and pounced straight on Chun.

At this moment, Qiu caught up and pinched the snake's neck. The snake wrapped its body around Qiu, and the two started fighting. However, something unexpected happened ------- -The snake has two heads. Qiu was unable to guard against it, and Qiu was poisoned. But in order to prevent Chun from being hurt, he endured the severe pain and took the snake and used it as a whip. The snake died and Qiu also fainted.

Love lies in Qiu’s brave struggle. Qiu fell, but love gives us hope of life.

Exchange of Life Chun exchanged half of her lifespan for Kun's soul. Tonight, Qiu rang the river bell and went to Lingpo, wanting to exchange half of his lifespan for half of Chun's lifespan, but Lingpo said that the price had increased and it would take a lifetime to exchange. Qiu agreed immediately without even thinking about it. Maybe there is not enough time for a few reincarnations in one life, but love makes Qiu's life as brilliant as a spring flower.

Tongtian Daodao Qiu used his lifespan in exchange for Chun's lifespan. At this time, Qiu was about to die. He took Chun and jumped into the sea to send her to the world. "Go, go, go find your happiness! Remember, after I die, I will turn into wind and rain, and I will always accompany you in the world..."

Great love is speechless, accompanying you in life and death. !Qiu's love for Chun is pure and noble. Qiu can give everything for Chun. They are all the embodiment of kindness. Love does require a lot of courage and a lot of risk. But only with love can we grow.

After the movie was over, I meditated on life for a long time.

Today I watched the movie "Big Fish and Begonia" for the first time. I felt that it was more of a stream of consciousness and I was very touched by the domestic production. The cartoon can have such a novel theme, and I was very moved by the deep love between them.

I think there is absolutely no need to understand it as a love triangle. It is pure love: you are kind to me, I love you twice as much, and I don't want to see you hurt. I will do my best to protect you!

This video particularly arouses my *****. In recent years, especially after I fell ill in 20____, many people have helped me. I can feel that this is not an exchange of benefits for good. But they simply wished me well, and I was very moved by their selflessness and kindness from the bottom of their hearts. Let me be more determined to stick to the simplicity of my heart, give back to them from the bottom of my heart, and pass on love to those in need.

In recent years, perhaps because of the great social pressure, several of them have fallen ill one after another, and they are not the kind of diseases that are easy to recover from. I really want to help them, but it seems that I can’t help them much. I'm busy, but I want them to feel the warmth of the world. Since you have taken the trouble to save me and help me, why should I stand by and watch when you are in trouble. I am even willing to use everything I have including my life to repay you. Just like what Chun did to Kun in the movie, although it is difficult to mathematically quantify the value or unworthiness of such a way of saving people, perhaps for Chun, this is the only way to feel at ease, and only in this way can he live up to his life.

The ending of the film is a relatively satisfactory ending, which also confirms the relationship between heaven and man, cause and effect and reincarnation in traditional Chinese philosophy. Over the years, although I don’t know whether there is reincarnation, I increasingly believe that God’s arrangements for many things must have deep meaning. I often figure out the connotations behind many things alone at night, but I have to admit that everything in the world is inextricably linked. I still can't see through the connection between them, so I need to be in awe of life, awe and sincerity to God.

Finally, I want to say: Please cherish this life. Because even if there is reincarnation, it will be a long and arduous process and may not even be successful. Life is wonderful, and because of its wonder we have no reason to blaspheme it.

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Kun, Chun, and Qiu are the main characters in "Big Fish and Begonia". On her sixteenth birthday, the girl Chun held a coming-of-age ceremony and transformed into a fish and traveled around the world for seven days. Unexpectedly She met a boy in the world, but the boy died at the bottom of the sea to save her. After returning, Chun spent half of her life in exchange for a small fish transformed from the boy's soul from the spirit woman, named Kun. Raising Kun, allowing him to fly to the sea and become a human again, this is the girl Chun's repayment.

A few days ago, our school organized a viewing of the animated film "Big Fish and Begonia". My biggest feeling was - beautiful! The earthen walls surrounding the building, the mythical characters, the characters' costumes... are all extremely exquisite. They are completely different from the "Cars" and "The Secret Life of Pets" I have watched before. The teacher told us that the picture design of this movie is based on China's own traditional national culture, including the names of the characters in this movie, also comes from Zhuangzi's "Xiaoyaoyou": "There is a fish in the North Ming Dynasty, and its name is Kun. Kun is so big that it is not known how many thousands of miles away it is."

No wonder, this movie is so beautiful. Its beauty comes from traditional Chinese culture, and its understanding of "love" also embodies the selflessness, equality, courage, and persistence in traditional Chinese culture.

Kun lost his life in order to save Chun who turned into a fish. Faced with life, he made everything equal. In order to repay her kindness, Chun sacrificed half of her life to save Kun and connected her life with him. No matter what obstacles she encountered, she never gave up. This is courage and persistence. Qiu's waiting, companionship and protection for Chun without asking for anything in return was even more touching. The teacher said that this is the most selfless love. When the Chinese nation was in turmoil countless times, countless people used such selfless love to save others and make China more prosperous. The nation always stands strong.

I really like this movie "Big Fish and Begonia". It makes me more interested in traditional Chinese culture and proud of the traditional spirit of the Chinese nation! I am also proud of the inheritance of Chinese animation! ;