Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go: Sonatina

From elementary school to working, I hope you are still writing articles

I discovered it when I was in the third year of junior high school. Now I am in my fourth year of work. Looking back at it, I can always recall the feeling back then.

I hope I will get kicked one day???

When I came back to do archaeology, I was still a junior high school student, and now I am an aunt.

This year is the 30th anniversary of four-wheel drive! The timeline from 2007 to the present has also been stretched to almost 30 years (wow It's been 7 years since I last reviewed this article. 7 Years and 7 years, I miss you, madam

Suddenly I remembered this article, let's give it a kick

The 20th anniversary has passed long ago. Can I still wait for the update? After reading articles for so many years, there is only one article that I can't forget the most.

Even though I'm confused, I'll still reply. These are some of my thoughts after reading the 4WD fanfics of my seniors and other ladies. I like Qiao very much, but I am particularly dissatisfied with the pairing arrangement in the animation. I really don't know how to write, I can only express my feelings. Thank you for giving Joe a broad world instead of being limited to the childish small circle of the original work. Recently, I read a lot of fanfics by senior sisters on JJ, and found that few people support Eagle Feather Dragon and Qiao being together, and many support Bu Qiao, Hugh Qiao, Ka Qiao and so on. When I had nothing to do, I watched the second part again, especially the episode about the water race. Thanks to Four Drivers Brothers for making the Japanese original subtitled version. I found many uncomfortable things about Eagle Feather Dragon in the original version, which are not found in the mainland version. The mainland version conceals some truths. The opponent of Eagle Feather Dragon in the water race is Joe. Before the game, he said, "I will not lose to a woman." It is really rude to use such words to a strange lady, no wonder Qiao was furious. Although angry Joe is cute, the fact that cannot be ignored is that Joe's life will be in danger, which is actually the responsibility of the Eagle Feather Dragon. If a woman is not treated with even the most basic respect, why can't she show resistance? Such disrespect for women is typical male chauvinism, which is also the standard cancer of straight men. Joe did nothing wrong in this episode. From this beautiful blond girl, I saw the brilliance of a woman's independent consciousness and her strong will to fight against this patriarchal society. This is exactly what a female astronaut who grew up in prosperous New York, breathed the free air, and received a good education should have. Joe was filled with brilliance. She is a daughter born in a military family. She has excellent strength, perfect character, and beautiful appearance. This kind of Joe makes me proud as the female representative among the four-wheel drive brothers. But the water race episode is a ruthless belittling of Jo, a representative of women, and even a representative of women's rights. As mentioned before, Qiao did not make any mistakes at all. She just did not want to bow to this patriarchal society. It was Yingyu Long who was wrong. He was the one who said the words that insulted women first, so Qiao resisted. Eagle Feather Dragon's behavior of saving Qiao was just making up for the mistakes he made, and he was just paying back the respect he owed Qiao to her in this way. As for the injury, it was entirely the Eagle Feather Dragon's own responsibility and had nothing to do with Joe. But Qiao is a very considerate and gentle girl who thinks about others. Even if she is not actually at fault, she still has a sense of responsibility. She thinks that Eagle Feather Dragon was injured because of her, and she even cares about his injury. But this is not enough reason to like someone. The plot of a hero saving a beauty is so cliche that I'm tired of watching it, not to mention that Eagle Feather Dragon can't be considered a hero at all. Even if he saved Joe, if one person saves another person, does the saved person have to fall in love with his benefactor? Do you have to commit yourself to it? This is a ruthless moral kidnapping of the rescued people. I once read a sentence on a Tieba forum that really touched my heart. If everyone is going to fall in love with the person who saved themselves, how many people in the world would fall in love with the firefighter? Having said that, let's compare and analyze the conditions of Eagle Feather Dragon and Qiao. As mentioned before, Joe was born in a strict military family in the United States, grew up in prosperous New York, breathed free air, and received a good education. She is a female astronaut with excellent intelligence and physical fitness. She is the hope of mankind and the hope of women. Qiao's body is full of brilliance, and it's no wonder that she has become the first choice of many time-travel heroines. What girl with dreams doesn't want to be as beautiful and awesome as her? And what about Eagle Feathered Dragon? Everyone who has seen Four Wheel Brothers knows that he lives in the wilds of Japan. He doesn't even have a house, so he and his brother live in a tent. He didn't even have a family, and he didn't even go to school to receive any education. He was an out-and-out wild child. His speech and behavior are also very rude, and he always has a contemptuous attitude towards women, saying "women". According to the analysis of a person who understands Japanese, in the episode of the game against the Tropics, Ying Yulong even said, "Because they are women, I look down on them." This is a stain that cannot be washed away no matter how much dragon fans try to defend it. This is obvious sexism. Just because of the opponent's gender, you think that your opponent can't do anything. This reminds me of the "female driver" incident frequently reported by the media. There are even countless straight men calling for women not to drive. And in animations so long ago, there are already such miniatures. It will be mentioned later that Eagle Feather Dragon also has some serious character problems. When I was a kid, it was because of those things that made me uncomfortable that I completely disliked Eagle Feathered Dragon. I even worry that if Joe chooses someone like him, he will become another victim of the blind mountain. From the perspective of rural people like Ying Yulong, women have no independent rights and are just reproductive tools to carry on the family line. If Qiao becomes like that, it will undoubtedly trample on the most advanced civilization of mankind... It is really cruel. The gap between Qiao and Eagle Feather Dragon is so far away that it is impossible for these two people to be together. The United States and Japan, urban girls and rural wild children, feminists and chauvinists, elite-trained astronauts and uneducated roughnecks. In reality, it is impossible for two people like this to meet, let alone spark any love. Although the animation uses a rigid plot to forcibly assign Joe to the Eagle-Feathered Dragon, I believe that after seeing the living environment of the Eagle-Feathered Dragon, Joe will soon realize how unsuitable such a person is for him. He will be freed from his temporary confusion and return to the United States with Brett. That is their hometown and the place where the dream of aerospace took off. Many people were confused when they were young. Because of impulsiveness, they fell in love with someone they shouldn't love, and they pursued it hard until they were bruised and bruised, and then they realized that it was impossible to be happy with the other person. I really hope that Joe will not take such a path, and will not add painful memories due to wrong choices. There are many outstanding male characters in the second part of Brothers, such as Hugh, the noble prince from Germany, and Ye Li, who is full of gentlemanly demeanor. In fact, Yuri of the Russian team is also a potential stock, because he is good enough as a leader and very gentle. But the person who is most suitable for Qiao is actually by her side. That's Brett. He graduated from MIT and participated in NASA's satellite design. He shares the same future and dreams with Joe, and is the best captain in the second part. He always makes plans calmly, always cares about everyone around him meticulously, and has a very elegant attitude towards his opponents. He never discriminates against his opponents because of their gender. He has a dignified CEO demeanor, but also has a cheerful and humorous side. Most importantly, he is the person who understands Joe best and cares about him the most. For example, before that water competition, when he patted Joe on the shoulder to calm her down. And in the finals, in order to protect Qiao, he took her along. Brett was always full of tenderness towards Joe. When watching other teams play, he would always sit next to Joe. The two seemed so well matched. I believe that one day Joe will realize the goodness of the captain, realize his dream with him, and work together to become the best astronaut couple. Girls must know how to love themselves, and they must choose a man who is truly suitable for them and can give them happiness. He must be mature, stable, have his own accumulation, and have a glorious career and future. Everything about him is prepared for you, and you don't need to work hard for him anymore. You can completely relax in front of him, and you can be a carefree child in front of him. He will pamper you and take care of you, instead of disrespecting you and being willful to you like a child who has not grown up. He wants you to pamper him and pay for him. He will not look down on you just because you are a woman. Instead, he will respect everything about you, treat you as an equal to himself, and hold you in the palm of his hand and love you sincerely. Only by being with such a man can a girl be happy. The above paragraphs are said to Joe, and to every girl. You are excellent and deserve the highest level of respect.

+1 I remembered this article again

I also discovered this book in elementary school, and now I'm in college.