"Little Q" starring Ren Dahua and Gigi Leung has been released. Some friends asked what is the difference between this "Little Q" and "Guide Dog Little Q"? Today we will talk about these two movies!
In fact, "Little Q" and "Guide Dog Little Q" are adapted from the true biography of Japanese writer Kengo Ishiguro, "Goodbye, Kelu"
This book records a Labrador named Kelu From birth in 1986 to death in 1998, a full 12-year story!
On the early morning of June 25, 1986, a 6-year-old Labrador Retriever gave birth to five puppies in a room of Mrs. Mito Ren's house in Suginami District, Tokyo. Our protagonist Kelu is in it, because it has a black mark on its left abdomen, like the feathers of a seagull flying, so it is named Quill Kelu, which is our little Q.
Xiao Q experienced her first parting in the summer of 1986. In order to become a guide dog, Xiao Q was fostered at the house of Mr. and Mrs. Nii in Kyoto and lived until he was about one year old!
About 8 months later, Xiao Q was sent to the Kansai Guide Dog Comprehensive Training Center in Kameoka City, Kyoto, where he received a year and a half of training!
Later, Xiao Q, who graduated successfully, became the blind Mr. Watanabe's guide dog, but not long after Mr. Watanabe participated in a mountaineering activity organized by the Guide Dog User Club, he suddenly felt uncomfortable! It turned out that at this time Mr. Watanabe had already suffered from very serious kidney failure.
Because Mr. Watanabe was admitted to the hospital, Xiao Q could only be sent back to the guide dog training center. In order to wait for Mr. Watanabe to continue working as a guide dog as soon as he is discharged from the hospital, Xiao Q had to stay on standby in the training center. And this wait is three years!
However, Mr. Watanabe's body did not improve. He came to the guide dog training center when he was still alive and met Xiao Q for the last time.
After the death of Mr. Watanabe, Xiao Q became a model dog centered on the promotion and promotion of guide dogs. It was not until May 21, 1997 that Xiao Q returned to the home of the Renjing couple. However, Xiao Q's old life has just begun, and the Nijing couple found that Xiao Q went out for walks less and less, and his appetite became worse and worse. After a doctor's diagnosis, Xiao Q suffered from a very serious anemia!
On the afternoon of July 20, 1998, Xiao Q looked at the faces of Renjing and his wife and left the world quietly. He was 12 years old and 25 days old.
2004's "Guide Dog Little Q" from the Japanese film reproduced the life of Little Q in "Goodbye, Kelu", and it is called a movie that touched 100 million audiences in Asia!
Now "Goodbye, Kelu" has been adapted into the domestic version of the movie "Little Q" again. On the basis of being loyal to the original, we will definitely see a Japanese style that is different from "Guide Dog Little Q", and a movie that is closer to our lives!
So, can this "Little Q" touch everyone as much as the "Guide Dog Little Q" many years ago? You can leave a message below to communicate!
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