Qiu in Big Fish & Begonia | The Unforgettable Classic of Chinese Animation
Machine-translated from Traditional Chinese
Does anyone still remember Qiu, who gave everything in Big Fish & Begonia?
Plot Summary
During her coming-of-age ceremony, the girl Chun ventures into the human world and accidentally causes the death of her savior, Kun.
To atone, she defies the heavens and trades half her life to bring back Kun's soul.
But she doesn't know that this act of defiance is quietly destroying her world.
And it pushes the one who has always loved her deeply onto the cruelest path of sacrifice.
Afterthoughts
When I was a kid, I saw it as beautiful Chinese-style animation; now that I'm older, it's all heartache and growth.
We have all been brave but reckless Chun, and we have all been Qiu, silently giving without being seen.
Some love doesn't ask for return, only for willingness.
Some encounters are written with regret from the very beginning.
Chun leaves, Qiu comes; the begonia blooms, but the one who loved you most can never come back.
With its extremely beautiful Eastern-style visuals, it's a profound story woven with love and fate, sacrifice and fulfillment.
It's not just anime; it's a gentle yet devastating blow about growth, regret, and deep affection.
It will forever be an irreplaceable classic of regret in Chinese animation.
Classic Lines
I will turn into the wind and rain of the human world, staying by your side.
Life is a journey; be a little bolder.
You meet a person, make a mistake, want to make up for it but can't turn back time.
All encounters are reunions after a long separation.
Is there anyone else who cried their eyes out because of Qiu's character?
Plot Summary
During her coming-of-age ceremony, the girl Chun ventures into the human world and accidentally causes the death of her savior, Kun.
To atone, she defies the heavens and trades half her life to bring back Kun's soul.
But she doesn't know that this act of defiance is quietly destroying her world.
And it pushes the one who has always loved her deeply onto the cruelest path of sacrifice.
Afterthoughts
When I was a kid, I saw it as beautiful Chinese-style animation; now that I'm older, it's all heartache and growth.
We have all been brave but reckless Chun, and we have all been Qiu, silently giving without being seen.
Some love doesn't ask for return, only for willingness.
Some encounters are written with regret from the very beginning.
Chun leaves, Qiu comes; the begonia blooms, but the one who loved you most can never come back.
With its extremely beautiful Eastern-style visuals, it's a profound story woven with love and fate, sacrifice and fulfillment.
It's not just anime; it's a gentle yet devastating blow about growth, regret, and deep affection.
It will forever be an irreplaceable classic of regret in Chinese animation.
Classic Lines
I will turn into the wind and rain of the human world, staying by your side.
Life is a journey; be a little bolder.
You meet a person, make a mistake, want to make up for it but can't turn back time.
All encounters are reunions after a long separation.
Is there anyone else who cried their eyes out because of Qiu's character?
