"Why Should I study? "
This is a universal question against adults regarding children's studies, and difficult.
I have written about it here,
- Do I need the classics? There's no use for them, is there?
- Do I need the history? What's the point of bringing up old stories?
- Do I need English? → (According to Ebata's estimate) Only 4% of Japanese people use English.
- Do I need Japanese →? Don't I need to know enough kanji to read a paperback book?
- Do I need physical → Is there a need to run, jump, or swim daily?
- Do I need science → Is it so important what color the litmus test paper turns out to be
In response to these questions, 'Shut up and study! To the point where adults yell at children --- this is a typical package.
This is shameful as an adult.
Adults must not neglect their efforts to answer children's questions.
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I think that if you play the opening of the anime "Souei no Freelen" (both the Japanese and English versions), children will understand that English and the Japanese language can be tools (or weapons) to move people.
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This is the first time I have ever felt "literature" in an anime opening.
Of course, music is an art form, but I believe this is a new field of literature.
I pay the utmost respect to the creators of this music.
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Well, the following is what I recalled about the opening of this animation.
Well, it's a "helpless" story.