If I have one whole year to experience a totally different job, this will be my choice, just eat and comment on food, like Michelin Guide inspector, they go to different countries and eat a lot of delicious food. They will give an evaluation and choose the best restaurant.
I like to try a variety of foods and I have a good appetite. I will try to give the food a fair score. I believe that I can do the job very well.
Today I want to talk about a movie Howl's moving castle .It actually changed my life.This is a very famous animated film, the director is みやざき はやお, we all love him, we all know the content of the story, but for practice, I will introduce it again.
It tells a story of a girl named Sophie who was magically turned into an old woman by a witch.But she can't tell anyone about the truth, she could only escape from her life and come to Howl's castle. This move affects the fate of everyone. All the suffering is worth it.In the end, everyone gets happiness. Sophie lives with Howl in the moving castle, just like the ending of every fairy tale, they are happy and hopeful.
When I was in junior high school, I watched it, and that was the first time I felt the charm of animation. It inspired me, since then, I want to be an animator. Now, I'm still on the way to being a great animator. I will never give up.
I hope to find a friend who is interested in Chinese,musical and animation.
My dream destination is Iceland. It has the best natural landscape, music in the world. You can imagine it, snow covered meadow, lake and mountain, beautiful blue glacier, tundra landform like hiding an elf, and the most special aurora. You just like coming to a fairyland.
A few years ago, I watched a documentary, it's called Heima. It tells a famous post-rock bank Sigur Rós returning to Iceland. Post-rock is my favorite music type, and Icelandic post-rock is the best.
In addition to natural landscape and music, I also like Icelandic horses, birds and fish. Icelandic sweater is so cute, It has a particularly beautiful pattern.
In the future, I hope I can go Iceland once.
