The show -The world of Miyazaki and Ghibli

This summer vacation, our English teacher, Mr.Bai, led several of us to form a humanities group. We went to the exhibition and talked about the philosophy that the artist wanted to show. This exhibition is our first stop.

The exhibition is a complete presentation of Miyazaki hayao's experience in animation over the years. It is a complete presentation of his animation history, but it does not analyze what he wants to show in animation (perhaps not to speculate).

My friends, my teachers and I all think that this exhibition is suitable for those who are new to Miyazaki hayao animation and have not seen much of it, but it is not suitable for those who want to understand the philosophy of Miyazaki Hayao's animation.

Miyazaki's animation is never really a story, without a particularly obvious beginning, climax or end. The painting style of childlike innocence shows an ideal world.

Miyazaki Hayao pays great attention to his pictures. The story lines of all the animations are based on his own hand-drawn drawings rather than scripts, so what he wants to express through the pictures can be more completely conveyed to the audience.

The great thing about him is that his animations can be accepted by almost everyone. My teacher said that she liked to watch literary films, which made her boyfriend drowsy. Her boyfriend likes hot blooded movies like Star Wars, and she feels bored too. But they can watch a Miyazaki animation together and talk about the heart. There is no doubt that the success of Miyazaki hayao's animation must be partly due to the era, but if his films can still arouse the audience in today's citizens, I think it can be called classic.

I think the reason why Miyazaki's animation can be accepted by everyone is that his films can actually resonate with people. In fact, Miyazaki Hayao has integrated many personal elements into his animations. For example, there is a female character corresponding to his mother in each animation, but we can still find resonance in his animations, which may be the reason why Miyazaki Hayao's animations become classics.