A Brave Cat, A Happy Cat: 'Puss in Boots' (1969)

A fairy tale that is familiar to all of us. Before going to university, I read fairy tale books at home countless times, and I am familiar with the stories in the Grimm's Fairy Tales or Hans Christian Andersen's Fairytales.

When I was young, I rarely had the opportunity to watch cartoons adapted from fairy tales. I remember that when I was eating dinner every day, lying on a stool with a bowl and watching cartoons was the happiest thing in the day.

After growing up, these memories have never been forgotten. It seems that there has always been such an impulse in my heart.

I can still when watching Puss in Boots (1969), I always have sweet date-paste cakes, enjoying the sweet taste of date-paste while watching cartoons happily.

I think I probably really can't grow up, I'm happy only when I don't grow up.

This cat in the cartoon is kind and happy. After teasing the mice and then eating them, the cat already feels very happy.

This cat is kind and bold. The cat is much braver than the third son of the mill family. The cat wants to bring the owner a life of adequate food and clothing so that the owner will no longer be depressed and sad. He cleverly transformed the hearsay that the king likes to eat quail into a practical way - to catch a bunch of quail and give it to the king, of course, the reward is inevitable.

This cat is very far-sighted. He doesn't stick to getting gold coins, he wants to bring more to the owner. The kindness and cowardice of the owner make the cat more dominant and bold.

This cat has paved the way for a rich life for its owner.

The final ending is so happy. Because it is a fairy tale, I also believe in fairy tales. The master and the princess get married and inherit the throne. The cat becomes the minister of state and manages the country well.

We should be brave and optimistic so that we can be as happy as a cat.