The main content of Big Bear’s Daughter

Lao Dou is the most touching image in this fantasy story, although she is completely a realistic character. This is a typical image of a girl who grew up with a single father. She is independent, optimistic, cheerful, rough, straightforward, bold, naughty, and rebellious. She calls her father by his name. In short, she is a cool tomboy who embodies modernity. The image of a girl who is integrated with tradition. Rebellion on the outside is the fashionable expression of this generation of teenagers. Under the cool appearance, there is also tenderness, but it is hidden deep in the heart. And all those outwardly cool fashion expressions have connotations due to the deep tenderness.

The most touching thing about Lao Dou is her bravery, kindness and optimism, and her persistence in the flesh-and-blood family. What Dad said almost made people cry: "I love my dad very much. No matter he turns into a bear, a cat, or even a little mouse, I will always protect him." , until he comes back to me. If he has always been a bear, then I will always be a bear's daughter and take him to travel, so that he can visit every corner of the world and see everything in the world. The wish of a beautiful place..." Although she doesn't know what is waiting for patients with xenomorphia, she doesn't know what to do next, and she doesn't know whether her father will always be a bear, but she will stay with her father, humming. Song, live every day full of sunshine, and convey this optimistic love to every desperate and indifferent person you meet, infecting them.

Dad uses her stubbornness, persistence, and optimism to lead him towards a goal, paving the way through the mountains and building bridges over the water. Nothing can stop him. It was this unswerving process that inspired and healed Dad... In fact, at the end of the journey, it didn't matter whether he found Yin Xiaohe or not. What mattered was that Dad had found himself.

This is a little sun hanging in dad’s heart.

The story of the big bear is the ideological core of this fantasy novel. It is written in the novel that Yinger has been a mentally fragile person since he was a child, and is easily overwhelmed by the unsatisfactory life. This is the root cause of xenophobia, that is, he has lost his confidence in life, his sense of responsibility for his family, and his self-worth. Feeling, giving up on oneself. Through the mouths of Lao Dou and Coffee Bean, the novel tells the secret of Alienosis and how the hope of recovery lies in the unfailing love of relatives, treating them as normal people and going shopping, shopping, and eating in restaurants with them... That is, the door to a brilliant life is opened to them. This is the entrance for patients with xenomorphia to regain their confidence and find themselves. Yonge, who appears at the beginning of the story, is depressed, sad, and ashamed of himself. He follows his daughter in a muddle to find his long-lost lover. This is a journey for help and a journey of self-help. Time and time again, he was moved by his young and courageous daughter, which gradually awakened his sense of responsibility as a father and awakened a man's self-esteem. Finally, relying on the awakening of his own inner sense of responsibility and courage, his inner self as a person continued to grow and grow, and finally broke through the "bear-like" body that imprisoned and alienated him.

The indifference and warmth of modern society, and the loss and self-rescue of modern people are exactly the mysteries revealed to us by the strange journey of the Big Bear father and daughter.

The narrative style of this fantasy novel is unique and highly expressive. The little protagonist of the novel, Dadou, is a cool-looking little guy with a soft and delicate heart. His heart is full of love for his father, but his mouth is tightly tied. The narrative text of the novel is tailor-made for her, so the text we read is also cool: all dialogues and actions accurately express the inner feelings of the characters, the character descriptions are delicate and vivid, and all external descriptions point to the heart. activities. The children's accent that is common in traditional works with children as protagonists is completely missing here.

At the end of the novel: "'Dad.' Lao Dou shouted softly. She hadn't shouted this word for a long, long time, because she didn't want him to read her diary, and she didn't want him to Entering her room, she didn't want to tell him about school... She called him by his name. She felt so fashionable and felt that she and him were equal from now on. She thought that she had grown up and no longer needed him, but At this moment, she shouted out this warm word in the past, full of love and happiness.

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Look, Dad has really grown up!