The Japanese version is better than the American version in terms of the structural integrity and thematic portrayal of the story. There is a cause and effect. The professor said that the rights of dogs should be respected. When the storm comes, he will feel distressed to warm the little eight. In contrast, the indifference of the heart after the professor's death forms a sharp contrast with the warmth of the little eight. The ruthlessness and selfishness of the professor's daughter, the abandonment of the professor's wife, the ruthless indifference of passers-by, and the persistence and perseverance of Xiaoba. I think the reason why so many people like this story is probably because in their hearts people are always longing for a constant warmth and perseverance. Thank you, little eight.
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