Spirited Away: How do you witness growing together with humanity?

Spirited Away is the famous work of Japanese animation master Hayao Miyazaki, which claims to be seen by 1 in 10 Japanese people, which shows the breadth of his fame. This work is about what happened to the girl Chihiro's family on a summer day, and it is not so much a magical story as it is the story of the growth of the girl Chihiro. There are three plot points in the story that impress me, and these three plot points are also Chihiro's growth points.

The first plot point is when Hakuryu takes Chihiro into the oil house and tells her the rules of the oil house's survival. At the time of this episode, Chihiro's parents had already been punished for gluttony and turned into pigs. In order to save her parents, Chihiro can only stay in this magical world and find a way to save her parents.

At this time, Hakuryu instructs Chihiro, tells her that she can enter the oil house, and tells her that she must have a job so that she can survive in this world.

At this point in Chihiro's growth, I feel that Hakuryu is not only her friend, but can even be said to be her "spiritual mentor", giving Chihiro the direction of survival. Chihiro in this plot also began the first step of growing up, and you can't always have the same right to be lazy as a child.

The second plot point is when Chihiro goes to Granny Yu to ask for a job. Granny Tang is the owner of the oil house and lives in the oil roof building. At this time, Chihiro was still the same cowardly and impolite little girl, so when she arrived at Granny Yu's door, she planned to go in without knocking.

Chihiro, who is swept up in magic, is asked to take care of Granny Yu's baby, and that's when she begins to learn how to get along with others properly and how to take care of others. This is another node in Chihiro's growth, and it is also the node of each of us's growth, and there will always be a moment when you know that you should treat the world like an adult.

The third plot point is that Chihiro and the faceless man take a train to find Granny Qian. On this train of life, Chihiro and the faceless man sat until the end, but along the way, there were always people getting on and someone getting off. During this journey, Chihiro also understood a truth:

There are many stations on this train of life, and it is difficult for someone to accompany you through it from beginning to end. When the person accompanying you is about to get out of the car, be grateful, even if you are reluctant, and wave goodbye. So when she leaves from Granny Qian, the faceless man wants to stay there, and Chihiro just asks for his opinion and waves goodbye to him.

The touching thing about the story of "Spirited Away" is probably that in these ordinary plots, the things we have to face when we grow up are gently laid out. It's Chihiro's growth history, so isn't it the growth history of each of us?

Through this movie, the author tells us that human civilization has been slowly covered by these industrialization and mechanization, and has lost the true face of human beings - innocence. In the film, Chihiro helps the river god pull out a thorn but attaches the garbage of human life to tell us the importance of ecological balance, and the faceless man reflects the loneliness, emptiness in the hearts of people in contemporary society, and the ever-expanding desire of those who are greedy for money. In the end, the white dragon wants to go on without looking back, but he wants to tell us:

To find the most primitive us, the most primitive self, don't give up halfway, don't look back.

The above is all personal statement, thank you.

Ha ha... There's really no.,Chihiro just wants you to enjoy it with a relaxed mood to watch the anime.。

At just 10 years old, Chihiro Ogino is a very ordinary-looking fourth-grader who moves with her parents to a strange town to start a new life.

However, because she gets lost on the way, she and her parents mistakenly break into a supernatural town that humans shouldn't enter. The head of the town's sect is a witch from a local bathhouse called "Zi Tu He Oil House": Granny Tang; The "oil house" is a place where the eight million gods of Japan are bathed.

There is a rule in the town that everyone who has no job in the town will be turned into pigs and eaten. Chihiro's parents were punished as pigs for being greedy and touching food without the permission of the clerk.

In order to save her parents, Chihiro enters the bathhouse with the help of Granny Yu's assistant "White Dragon" and successfully gets a job. As a price, she was robbed of her name by Granny Tang and became "Qian".

In the process of working in the bathhouse, Qian went from being a pampered little girl who couldn't do any work to gradually growing up and becoming stronger and more capable; At the same time, her kind character began to gain the respect of the others in the bathhouse, and an innocent relationship sprouted between her and the white dragon.

And in order to save her parents and the people who are important to her, in the face of various difficulties and dangers, Chihiro has also made her own choices again and again. And the film also follows her psychological changes.

It is a classic among the classics in the cartoon.

Spirited Away is an animated film directed and written by Hayao Miyazaki and produced by Studio Ghibli, which was officially released in Japan on July 20, 2001, and tells the story of the girl Chihiro who accidentally came to the supernatural world of gods.

The film won the 2003 Oscar for Best Feature-length Animation, and it is also the first and only animation work in history to win the Berlin Golden Bear as a film at one of the three major European film festivals.