Why can the Japanese scold Miyazaki Hayao but not? Why? Is it because of his animation? Or does he have a story?

As the forerunner of Japanese animation, Mr. Miyazaki Hayao's animation represents that era and is the eternal childhood memory of people all over the world. He can be said to be a great old-timer in animation, and Miyazaki Hayao represents that series of styles of animation and that childhood. His contribution and spirit deserve our respect.

Secondly, I think it is wrong to "scold the Japanese". Many so-called cynics who blindly follow the trend and don't pretend to understand are treated point by point. The Japanese are not bad. They are just like us. Accurately speaking, everyone has a good side and a bad side, which lies in his own personality rather than nationality. We shouldn't look at the Japanese with colored glasses, which is also looking down on ourselves.