It is a rare light-hearted movie by Hirokazu Koreeda. The young minds of the older brother and younger brother and the little friends are simple and pure. After the volcanic eruption in Hang Yi's heart, the tiny shots are too poignant, and the flowing fragments of life are like the silent spring rain that moistens things, watering the figurative us. The unspoken and unspoken desires that have been changed are all crystal clear sincerity. Wish and reality are like horse sashimi and horse sashimi-flavored biscuits in movies. Even if young people can't encounter horse meat sashimi, they are also very happy to eat horse meat sashimi-flavored biscuits. This is a skill that adults envy but eventually lose.
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