has shown in theaters in the past two days, but this does not affect its current box office skyrocketing and word of mouth. As a domestically filmed animal-themed movie, Xiao Q successfully became the same series of movies that moved Chinese people after "The Hachiko". The
movie "Little Q" is based on the life of the guide dog Little Q. The newly born little Q was found to be curious and docile by the owner, so he was sent to the guide dog training center and later transferred to a family of three to be familiar with And human life. The little girl in the family
is very kind to Xiao Q, and her name is also given by the little girl. Little Q spent his childhood here, and it was also in this environment that he learned the skills that a guide dog needs to possess. The beginning of the
feature film is the encounter between Xiao Q and the hero Li Baoting (played by Ren Dahua), the hero is a middle-aged blind genius pastry chef. Having lost the light, he also lost his confidence in life. After all, he used to shine brightly, but now he needs help from others for even the little things in life.
Therefore, Li Baoting, who closed his heart, had a bad attitude towards Xiao Q at the beginning. Sometimes he was eaten by Xiao Q. Even then, Xiao Q still loyally waited by his side. Later, Li Baoting gradually opened his heart and regarded Xiao Q as As part of themselves, the division and reunion between them moved all the audience.
The movie "Little Q" uses a narrative way to make the audience feel strong emotions and at the same time let everyone see what the world looks like in the eyes of dogs. In their eyes, the owner is the whole world. When Li Baoting left, Xiao Q had been waiting for him to come back for several years. This expectation made many viewers feel guilty.
Because there may be no one in this world except dogs who will put all the attention on themselves, but he does not repay the attention.
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