Let me talk about the most profound scene of the film, the paper airplane at the end of the film and the immature waving hand. It was probably the first time I watched "The Spring of Cow Herding Class" in junior high school. It was to deal with the teacher’s homework. Until recently, my nephew who went to the kindergarten to pick up the kindergarten from school, saw the bright and clean classrooms full of windows. The paper airplane was full of laughter, and suddenly the picture in front of my eyes overlapped with the picture in the memory, and then there was a recent review. I felt my soul was washed by the clear chorus of children, and I deeply felt a mentor. How important to life.
How powerful is a person? The teacher Matthew in the film has undoubtedly a huge influence on these children living at the bottom of the pond. He brings them together, taps everyone’s strengths, and uses love to tolerate and understand. Slowly sharpen their edges and corners, which is exactly what some frustrated people desire, perhaps for comfort, or perhaps for love.
For example, when I was in junior high school, my grades were pretty good, but I lost my hind legs in English. It was not that I didn’t work hard, but I didn’t like and didn’t like this course. English is a burden for me. As for the reason, it probably comes from English. Teacher, my three views are basically the opposite of the teacher. He said that when I go to the east, I want to think about the west. English is out of touch, but if there is a teacher I like to teach, the result is bound to be the opposite, and there may be great changes in the future. This is the power of a person, and it can change a lot by imperceptibly. No one in the world is worthless, but there are very few Bole who are willing to explore and tolerate. I think that not everyone has the great love of Teacher Matthew, but at least, We can be more tolerant and understanding, and see more of the shining points of others in our eyes. Sometimes, inadvertently, the trajectory of destiny changes.
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