Wei Zhijian pointed out that the essence of this story is actually: harm others and benefit oneself!

Alda 2022-10-18 12:27:37

Wei Zhijian saw through this story profoundly, the hero - squeezed out the woodcutter's toys, let him be a free labor force, and made toys to death! The male protagonist - drained the female teacher's savings, asked her to marry him, and then had two children! The hero, from start to finish, what did he pay? ! Pretty much, act as a courier! ! If "The Woodcutter" - no toys, what can you give away? If the female teacher has no savings, what can she use to buy stationery for local children? Anybody, you, have you ever spent money on a stranger? Bankruptcy! No return! Do you know? Will not! No one will! If there are no woodcutters and no teachers on that island! If woodcutters and teachers are like real people, real! The male protagonist who does not have a letter will be trapped on that island forever!

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Extended Reading
  • Cathryn 2022-04-23 07:02:30

    Every holiday, you must watch a holiday movie, 3.5, this time I chose a new animated movie from Netflix for Christmas, adapted from Santa Claus, from legends to mortals in the mountains, warmth changes the cold island, changes everyone's heart, from At the beginning, you can guess everything behind, and the change of the character arc in the rear part is a little sloppy. I still feel good about the way of modernization of movies. Although it is naive, it will not be so serious on the holiday. It is better to watch movies with friends during the holidays in the future. Merry Christmas.

  • Tressie 2022-04-22 07:01:32

    The story is actually quite interesting, but the filming is too Hollywood, it's all a routine

Klaus quotes

  • [first lines]

    Jesper: [narrating] Letters. You don't really write many these days, do you? But I bet there's one you never forget. Send it off to a certain plump guy in a red suit and, provided you've kept your act together more or less, he'll drop off a toy or two. And yet, no one seems to wonder how the whole thing got started in the first place. This is a story about letters, and it began... with this one...

  • Mrs. Krum: Do you know what this is, little boy?

    Mr. Ellingboe: This is tradition!

    Mrs. Krum: Centuries of glorious hatred, passed down through generations! There was the hundred-day brawl of '45...

    Mr. Ellingboe: ...which we totally won!

    Mrs. Krum: The maritime game of chicken.

    Mr. Ellingboe: The Great Mooning of '86.

    Mrs. Krum: So, if there's something we know...

    Mr. Ellingboe: ...going back as far as we can remember...

    Mrs. Krum: ...it's that a Krum despises an Ellingboe...

    Mr. Ellingboe: ...and an Ellingboe can't stand a Krum!