McDull, me and my mother: Motherly love makes us gentle and powerful gradually.

McDull Me and My Mom tells the story of detective McDull, a jade-faced flying dragon, who began to recall his mother and grow up in a case investigation and a conversation with a "little suspect". As an adult, McDull is not complacent because he has solved countless major cases. On the contrary, he is often grateful for his mother's ability-because whenever he feels capable, his mother seems to be with him all the time and never leaves.

When McDull was young, Mrs McDull had to work hard to raise him by herself. She worked as a producer, screenwriter, host and actress in a TV station. She even knows how to drain, cook and carry goods. In McDull's eyes, Mai Tai is so smart. According to McDull's words, "I sometimes think that my mother can win the Nobel Prize by reading more books."

But McDull, you probably don't know that the omnipotent "household omnipotence" in your eyes, the "household omnipotence" that everyone wants to say is a man, and the "household omnipotence" that taught you countless life skills was actually just a gentle girl before "meeting" you, perhaps because of the pressure of life, and being a mother just made her strong. Perhaps it is such an obscure and stubborn figure that McDull has a faint footsteps in pursuit of his mother from his care, so that he will grow up and become gentle and powerful in the years to come.

In fact, if you watch movies carefully, you will find that there are no negative or depressing scenes in McDull's perspective for a long time. McDull's perspective is as beautiful as a fairy tale. Maybe at this time, some readers can't sit still. "Because this is a fairy tale!" Yes, it's a fairy tale, but not all of it. Death, confusion and pain appear in movies. Although the film is not long, it is an unpopular element as a children's animation. However, in the film, Mai Tai deceived McDull with words such as "astronaut" and "going into space", and gave McDull a chance to know "death" in a fairy tale way. Even if mai tai can't return triumphantly from space for the last time, McDull's mind is mature enough to accept the disappearance of life.

No matter the astronaut mentioned above, or the "human camera" and "fake travel" mentioned in the film, it is the gentle education given by Mai Tai without hurting Mai Dou's childlike innocence. It is Mai Tai who makes McDull want to believe in fairy tales, and it is Mai Tai who makes McDull believe that there will be fairy tales after darkness.

The difference between maternal love and fatherly love is unconditional trust forever. Even if everyone in the film says McDull is a "moldy pig hand"-he will never guess the right hand of the sports lottery. But Mai Tai always believed him. After twenty consecutive failures, even McDull began to believe that he was a so-called "moldy pig hand". The simple McDull thought over all his possible winning numbers and gave them to his mother, telling her, "These are the numbers grabbed by the moldy pig hand and will definitely not win the prize. Mom, if you buy the rest, we will be rich. " Mcdull smiled at Mrs mcdull. Mai Tai paused and accepted it, but Mai Tai didn't buy the remaining numbers, but bought all the selected numbers of Mai Dou.

Naturally, they all missed it, so it doesn't matter if Mai Tai comforts McDull. Mcdull asked, "I am a bad pig, mom, why did you buy those I chose?" Mrs. Mai replied softly, "People all over the world don't love you, but I only love you;" People all over the world don't believe you, I only believe you; I love you with all my heart, and I believe you believe in your toes. "

I think maternal love is unconditional trust. Mai Tai doesn't want McDull to deny himself. Even though McDull may really be a "moldy pig hand", I think Mrs McDull will choose to trust him unconditionally. I think even if the whole world doesn't trust McDull, Mrs McDull will always hug McDull behind her back. Perhaps this is maternal love, always unconditional trust.

At the end of the film, McDull said with emotion: "In the face of fate, everything that my mother can lose is lost;" In the face of fate, everything my mother can win has been won back; She kept what she lost for herself and gave me what she won. "

It is Mai Tai's back that makes Mai Dou what he is now. It was Mai Tai who taught McDull to believe in fairy tales even if life was hard. It was Mrs. Mai who let McDull know that there was someone behind him who always believed in him and loved him unconditionally. It is Mai Tai who makes McDull gentle and powerful.

Friendship and love are eternal topics, so is maternal love. Why hide it when human nature is like this? Isn't it because of the feeling of the past and the memories of people and things on the road that talents gradually become stronger?