The Lion King

Simba is the little prince of the Lion Kingdom, and his father Mufasa is a majestic king.However, uncle Scar has long coveted the throne of Mufasa.

To sit on the throne, the scar must be removed from the little prince.Therefore, scar uses various excuses to let Simba go out, and then waits for the opportunity to kill. However, Mufasa comes to rescue him immediately.After repeated calculations, Mufasa died under scar's hand. Scar has ulterior motives to persuade Simba to leave. On the one hand, he sends people to kill him.

When Simba escaped, he met the witty Timon and the kind Peng Peng. They raised Simba into a big lion and encouraged him to go back to the forest.In the next struggle to restore the country and save the people, Simba really grew up to be a strong man and understood the true meaning of responsibility.

"Lion King" is a movie that can be accompanied by people's growth. The touching and lasting aftertaste it brings to people is profound and lasting.The first time I saw it, I cried twice. One was the death of Mufasa. Simba cried out in despair. At the end of the film, Simba stood on the glory rock again and everything was revived.The background of the story is selected on the African prairie full of vitality. The magnificent grassland sets off the profound themes of love, responsibility, growth and life reincarnation into a grand epic, showing a new and magnificent world, and letting us experience the life moving of love and adventure.

This connotation transcends any culture and country, because human beings can not change the laws of nature, and love is the emotion that human beings always pursue.The reason why this is a film with people growing up is that we can see our own growth from the film.Just like the hero Simba, he was carefree, naughty and brave when he was young. He raised his head and sang "I will be Lion King".

I still remember that on the first page of loin King's original vocal cord, love, resilience, knowing who you are and taking your pals in the circle of life

Many years later, I still remember those words and the snow capped peaks of Kilimanjaro as the background. These words moved me so far. I like to see Simba slowly climb the glory stone, the rain washed away the bones, and the grassland was a new world. The music at that time was like a great sound, and Simba was proud and dignified at that time