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His portrayal of kids feels both playful and sharp, but I'm curious about what motivated him to explore childhood this way.

Some jokes felt very familiar, but others seemed exaggerated — I wonder how much of this was based on Nesin's own childhood or observations.

The humor often feels like a tool to critique society, but does it also work as pure entertainment for kids? I'm curious about how others perceive this balance.