In fact, when I first watched the loyal dog Hachiko, I watched the American version, and I never stopped watching the Japanese version. Because I opened it a little, the old and historical age of the picture made me feel that I had to calm down and look at it seriously.
The name of hachi in the Japanese version comes from its strong and round front legs, which look like the number "eight", so it is called HACHI.
The most impressive pictures are of the professor and hachi taking a bath together? Hahahaha, when taking a shower, he said to his son-in-law who was out of the window: "hachi will catch a cold, close the window". The hachi and the professor at that time were really happy.
Chizuruko decided to keep hachi, but after the death of the professor, hachi has no owner. The owner of Qianhezi is actually not one or two, but also shows the mentality of many contemporary young people raising dogs, including the former me. I just want to have it, but I never considered whether I can take care of the dog for a lifetime, whether I can accompany him, and whether I can be responsible for the rest of the dog's life. This is a question worth pondering for everyone who is planning to have a dog and who already has a dog.
I thought I had watched the American version of the loyal dog Hachiko so many times that I would not be moved again. I didn't expect to see the hostess say back to Wakayama and hear the hostess say to Hachi: "The master will not come back" , I still have a sour nose and use it on my head,
However, the Japanese version's display of hachi's loyalty is more obvious. The level of cruelty and realism is also more pronounced.
The post-owner doesn't seem to love Hachi very much, and Hachi's feelings for the post-owner and his wife are not that deep. When the professor died, hachi was adopted by the later master, and hachi did not respond at all to the death of the later master; when the later mistress left, hachi also did not respond. However, when the professor died, even when the professor was in danger, hachi was already very sad; when the professor's wife left home, hachi also chased the car for a long time.
Day after day, year after year. hachi just waited for someone who would never come back. Whoa, whoa, whoa, my nose is sour again.
The first scene of hachi hiding from the professor's wife was actually something I didn't understand. Later, I saw the explanation of the couple at the roadside stall. It turned out that the wife was afraid that the wife would give hachi to others again, and send it to a far place, so that hachi would be Can't come back often to see and wait for the master.
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