The Chinese and English lines of Coco are as follows:
1. The family is more important than the dream.
The family is more important than the dream.
2. This song is not written all over the world, I wrote to my daughter COCO.
This song is not written all over the world, I wrote to my daughter COCO.
COCO's.
3. You cannot be forgiven, but it should not be forgotten.
There is no need to forgive, but it should not be forgotten.
4. Lifeishard AndIhavemyguitar.
No matter how difficult life is, I still have my guitar.
5. The Real Death Is That No One In The World Remembers You.
When no one in the world of the living remembers you, this is the ultimate death.
Introduction to Coco
Coco is an animated film set on the Day of the Dead in Mexico. It tells the story of a teenager who pursues his dreams through music. Young Miguel wanted to be a musician, but his family believed music was an unlucky curse.
On the Day of the Dead, Miguel accidentally entered the world of the dead and met his late great-grandfather. In the world of the dead, Miguel learns an ancient song, which not only awakens the memory of his great-grandfather, but also allows them to regain their love for family and music.
The movie is full of rich Mexican culture, from architecture, costumes to music and dance, all showing the unique charm of Mexican culture. At the same time, the movie also expresses the importance of family and affection, emphasizing the importance of family and music in a person's life.
In movies, music is an art form with magical power. It can not only stimulate people's emotions, but also awaken memories deep in people's hearts. Miguel pursued his dream through music, and also broke the family curse through music, allowing the family to rediscover their love for music. This not only allowed Miguel to realize his dream, but also allowed his family to regain the warmth of family.