What impressed you most about The Lion King?

Of course, what impressed me the most was the easy-to-understand version of the natural carbon cycle, which didn't look like lines that should be put into comics at all, nor did it look like the daily education of parents' conferences, so I remembered it very strangely at that time. Later, when I recalled it, I felt that my childhood memories were amazing and could be deleted on a large scale, and small details could be remembered for a lifetime. I didn't understand that sentence at that time, so I put it in my head and waited for tears when I suddenly realized it one day.

Of course, there were many lines and plots in the domestic cartoons at that time. When it comes to the protagonist, the zodiac is silent. In the days when "Special Forces" was shown, all the children in the yard shouted "Make it or die, no matter how big or small"

Then there was the problem of copying the Great Forest. Well, at that time, a TV station also showed The Big Forest, but I think Americans at least painted the white lion yellow. Later, a domestic animation "The Lion King" added a gay friends that looked like Bambi to the little lion. The lion king even shouted "the power of Ursa major" when he made a big move. Well, there is a Leo in the sky, and people are fighting. . . Besides, after all, there are only a few routines in the plot-Beckham, a white cat in the domestic animation, also follows the "forest emperor" routine, but the big cat is reduced anyway.