ldquo;To take a journey is to pursue something.men’s ralph lauren striped polo Birds complete the race reproduction through flying from south to north year by year. People move from one place to another place to fulfill the desires hidden in their hearts, for example, their desire for freedom, their desire for peace, their desire for love, and their longing for home. Human being is a species having a lot of dreams. This is why we may feel lost and sad. This is also why we have the courage to live afterward. rdquo;
ldquo;Kino no Tabi: the Beautiful Worldrdquo; was a short animated picture with only 13 episodes. Although it was just an animated picture, it still contained many profound allegorical stories. Some of these stories might be a little unreal, but it still exposed the cruelness of the real world. It reminded me of ldquo;Flowers in the Mirrorrdquo;, a book also telling story about a ludicrous journey. These two works all derided the helplessness and ridiculousness of the reality. In my opinion, this film was more like a sci-fi version of ldquo;Flowers in the Mirrorrdquo;. After watching each story, you always figured out some truths.
The leading role Kino was a little girl who escaped from her ridiculous hometown to resist the cruel growing up ceremony. She dressed herself up like a boy and began her long journey. Every people she met called her the traveler.thomas sabo charme deutschland She also had a motorcycle with a beautiful name Hermes, a vehicle which could speak human language. So a person and a motor began to tell us the views of the world and deride the shortness of humanity.
Kino set up an unwritten rule for herself: she only stayed in each country for three days; after three days, she must leave that country. The reason to leave was because she didnrsquo;t want to be involved in the local dispute occurred there.
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Kino no Tabi: the Beautiful World (I)
November 17, 2011 | 0 comments
