Thoughts on Won's Letters: A Heartwarming Korean Animated Film
Machine-translated from Traditional Chinese
Won's Letters Your Letter
Recently watched this Korean animated film adapted from a webtoon, wanted to share my thoughts~
This is adapted from a LINE WEBTOON comic, the art style is a bit like Nihon anime, at first the Korean dialogue felt a bit off, but it got better later.
The story follows the female lead, Xiaoli, who stands up for a bullied classmate and ends up being bullied herself, forcing her to transfer schools. At the new school, she finds mysterious friendship letters one by one, slowly coming out of her shell and finding true friends.
Honestly, do Koreans always have to include a friend with a serious illness when writing about friendship? Kind of want to nitpick that. But overall, it's still pretty touching.
What left the biggest impression on me was the part about miracles. A small sapling grows up to become a home for birds, ants, and squirrels, and a place for kids to swing, Shounen to date, and Roujin to watch the Yuuhi. Turns out our everyday life is the miracle itself.
Has anyone else seen this? What did you think?
Also, just wondering, do Korean schools really have everything? A Usagi hutch, a garden pond, a botanical garden, so jealous QQ
Recently watched this Korean animated film adapted from a webtoon, wanted to share my thoughts~
This is adapted from a LINE WEBTOON comic, the art style is a bit like Nihon anime, at first the Korean dialogue felt a bit off, but it got better later.
The story follows the female lead, Xiaoli, who stands up for a bullied classmate and ends up being bullied herself, forcing her to transfer schools. At the new school, she finds mysterious friendship letters one by one, slowly coming out of her shell and finding true friends.
Honestly, do Koreans always have to include a friend with a serious illness when writing about friendship? Kind of want to nitpick that. But overall, it's still pretty touching.
What left the biggest impression on me was the part about miracles. A small sapling grows up to become a home for birds, ants, and squirrels, and a place for kids to swing, Shounen to date, and Roujin to watch the Yuuhi. Turns out our everyday life is the miracle itself.
Has anyone else seen this? What did you think?
Also, just wondering, do Korean schools really have everything? A Usagi hutch, a garden pond, a botanical garden, so jealous QQ
