Well, I recently watched a film called Inside out two. It’s a sequel of the Inside out. And it is a, uh, pixel cartoon film, but with profound educational meanings. So it tells a story about a girl, Riley, who is around, like happened to be pre teenage. And he suffered from anxiety during this time. And the film depicted. It’s very interesting. So basically, in Riley’s head, there is like group of many peoples representing her different. Different kinds of emotions. So originally there were five, like joy and sadness, so on like this. But afterwards, when Riley grows up, there are. There were like some new emotions joined in, like the anxiety. Anur represents like doing nothing. So. And anxiety. And the film showed us in a very interesting way, in a very easily understand. Easily to understand the way, like the anxiety conquers. Like, all oral mind leiving no space to think about other things. But it turns out Riley is not happy. And it’s not like a good person. The anxiety wanted her to be. So in the end, they both found out that Riley is Riley. With all the emotions mixed together without anyone. Riley is not Riley. So I really enjoyed watching this film. And I think the film talked us a lot about how to deal with our bad emotions, anxiety when we were like young and have nothing to confused.
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Well, I recently watched a film called Inside Out 2. It's a sequel to Inside Out. It is a Pixar cartoon film, but with profound educational meanings. It tells the story of a girl, Riley, who is around pre-teen age and suffers from anxiety during this time. The film is very interesting. Basically, in Riley's head, there is a group of many people representing her different kinds of emotions. Originally, there were five: joy, sadness, and so on. But afterwards, as Riley grows up, some new emotions join in, like anxiety. Anxiety represents doing nothing. The film shows us in a very interesting way, in a way that is easy to understand, how anxiety conquers the mind, leaving no space to think about other things. It turns out Riley is not happy, and she is not the good person that anxiety wants her to be. In the end, they both find out that Riley is Riley, with all the emotions mixed together. Without anyone, Riley is not Riley. I really enjoyed watching this film, and I think it teaches us a lot about how to deal with our bad emotions, like anxiety, when we are young and feeling confused.
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