Toy Story 3

This film ushered in a cruel reality. Andy grew up, he no longer needed toys, and the toys were lonely. They tried every means to want their owners to play with themselves once, but failed.

Hu Di in this film has always been sober. At first, when everyone wanted to stay in kindergarten, he chose to accompany his master. His donkey wanted to be with him, but he refused, because although he loved his master, he also deeply knew the situation of toys and didn't want everyone to be abandoned from now on. Therefore, he chose to complete his mission by himself, which also reflected his leadership.

What is more commendable is that he was picked up in the middle and experienced the fun of being played. Knowing that everyone was in danger, he resolutely went back to the kindergarten to rescue everyone, and did not blame everyone for giving up Andy, so Hu Di was a good leader and a good toy.

In the end, everyone was rescued because of the doll. The doll didn't resent because the owner changed other toys. As long as the owner didn't give up on himself, it would always be the owner's good toy.

Finally, I cried when Andy handed the toys to the little girl. He skillfully told the role played by each toy, which showed that he had feelings for toys. Toys accompanied him throughout his childhood. He played toys with the little girl for the last time as a farewell, and also saw that he was a good master who really loved toys.

People will have a lot of toys, and one day they don't need toys, but please remember that toys have been with you for years and treated every toy well.