What is the significance of the movie Xiao Ba: A Dog's Story?

The film Hachi: The Story of a Dog simply shows the friendship between man and dog, and also conveys a kind of hope.

In the whole film, the director used some thoughts to introduce the role of Hachi through children telling stories in flashback, describing the exotic feelings of American grandpa and Japanese puppy, and interspersed with the happiness and sweetness of Professor Parker's family. The friendship between Professor Parker and his friends reflects the theme of great love and friendship, and this natural emotion also touched the audience.

The highlight of this film falls on richard gere and Hachi. Professor Parker, played by richard gere, is a gentle and kind intellectual man. Hachi, like Professor Parker's second child, described their lives in a thematic way. The first half tells some interesting stories they met after meeting, and the second half describes the story of eight adults waiting.

At the end of the film, this love will continue. Finally, the little grandson and his little eight will continue their wonderful lives. Different from other films, this film conveys a hope that the audience will no longer fall into despair and grief.

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University professor Parker met a poor little Akita dog at a station in a small town. His helpless figure aroused his pity. Although his wife strongly opposed it and tried her best to send it away, she finally decided to make it a member of the family after seeing her husband and daughter's sincere love for it. Parker named it "Hachi".

Hachi grew up with the Parker family and changed from a puppy to a monster. Hachi accompanied Parker to work on time every day, and appeared at the gate of the station at five o'clock in the evening to meet Parker after work. This is their date time.

In the eyes of the stationmaster, the hot dog vendor and the proprietress of nearby shops, this is a picture that has become accustomed to; Seeing Parker coming out of the station and shouting out the familiar "Xiao Ba", Xiao Ba jumped forward and spoiled with excitement, which has become a daily story of the station. However, on the day when Grade Eight learned to pick up the ball, Parker was both happy and proud, but it was also their last precious memory.

On that day, Parker suddenly collapsed in college. He died of a sudden myocardial infarction and never returned to the station. After that, at five o'clock every evening, Hachi came to the railway station to wait and stare. The next day and the third day, from summer to autumn, for nine years, Bagong remained the same until he died.