A wild horse, a lesson for men

A long time ago, someone recommended me to watch it, but I haven't watched it until now when I was in my dormitory during the National Day holiday of my freshman year. After watching it, I think it's really great. I watched the Mandarin version with a Taiwanese accent. Unfortunately, the episode was re-sung in Mandarin, which sounds a little weird.

Pony King is a wild horse that cannot be tamed, symbolizing hope. It has a free heart, is strong and brave, can bend, stretch, and dare to take on responsibility. It looks ahead and longs for home!

When the pony jumps over the cliff, the colonel learns that it has a soul that cannot be imprisoned! By the time the pony is running on the grasslands again, chasing the eagle, he is freed and free!

The whole animation story is concise and warm, suitable for watching with close people. (I hope my son and I can watch this animation together in the future, both father and son) There

are fewer dialogues, so there will be more soundtracks and episodes, but they are all great.

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