I just watched a Mexican animated film "The Book of Life", which is very similar to the popular "Dream Travels" some time ago.
Western countries and China have very different definitions of death. They believe that everyone will die. As long as the living remembers you and your soul is placed, you can continue to live happily in another world. Only when no one alive remembers you, you will disappear, truly disappear, this world will no longer have you.
The "don't forgive me" said in the book of life is the same as the "remember me" in the Dream Travels. People are not afraid of sacrifice, death, and forgotten.
Recommended for people who want to practice listening. After all, it is a movie for children. The vocabulary is not difficult, and it is probably understandable without subtitles. Friends who like "Dream of Dreams" can also watch it. I don’t know if "Looking for Dreams" learns to imitate "Sheng Shu" or inherits it. I can only say that all the good works you see stand on the shoulders of the predecessors. Constantly tempered on. There is no overnight success, but there are countless failures and corrections behind it.
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