The special effects are a bit flawed, and the story is a bit old-fashioned

After all, it is a fairy tale for children, and the world constructed is not real and seems too small. At first, you thought it would take the child a whole day to travel from the east to the west of the forest, but it felt like the child ran for less than an hour. It makes people feel that the whole forest is so small. Add up to only the group of creatures by the lake plus a large group of monkeys and a few elephants. This completely loses the authenticity of nature and makes it feel like it is in a zoo. The special effects of the rainy farewell scene were so bad, it just felt like there was a layer of raining paper in front of the camera, and the hair effect on the animals was more like after the rain than in the rain. There are many places in the scene that are obviously curtains, and the action scenes of some animals are very unnatural, and I am not talking about anthropomorphism here. These make one wonder if it is the result of limited costs. But as a children's film, fooling children is enough. But as an adult audience, it seems really perfunctory. In terms of plot, the dramatic effect is obvious, and it lacks authenticity and persuasion. However, it is also based on the premise of children's films. For the sake of children's better understanding, this will not be discussed in depth.

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