Seize the day, make your lives extraordinary ——Dead Poets Society The college entrance examination has just ended a few days ago. Looking at the level of attention from the whole society, it is not an exaggeration to say insane. Looking at the so-called Chinese composition questions for the college entrance examination, almost all of them are so lofty, asking the poor tortured students to discuss the "life" far away from life, and I can't help feeling deeply sympathy for the poor students. At the same time, I feel sad for this absurd system. Of course, what is even more sad is that such an absurd system has existed for decades and will continue to be absurd, harming the youth of more students who were originally in the golden age. (You can refer to: College entrance examination composition, a hodgepodge of philosophy of life with false handles: http://www.southcn.com/edu/zhuanti/2005zuowen/200508020665.htm My goodness, these (college entrance examination) composition questions-Blog on 27th Floor: http://blog.cathayan.org/item/976 ) At this time, I naturally think of Dead Poets Society. When I watched Dead Poets Society, I just graduated from college. I came across this film when I almost got out of the "educational pipeline" of this country. It really made me feel so late to meet each other. “When I stepped into the jungle because I wanted to live meaningfully, I wanted to live deeply, soaking up all the essence of life and defeating everything that is not life, lest when my life ends, I find that I have never lived” (I went to the woods because I wanted to live deliberately, I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life, and not when I had come to die, discover that I had not lived.) What an exciting line, after years of education Under the influence, my brain has become numb and unconscious all day long. How can I really think about the meaning of life? In the film, in the same school that kills humanity, because a different teacher comes, a spring breeze blows on the lifeless water, and everything will change. At the beginning of what I think is the best film review about Dead Poets Society ( http://www.mov8.com/movie/review.asp?id=14276 ), the author starts by asking: "Have you ever People have changed? I haven't. But I know that the path of those students in the aristocratic school in Wilton, USA was changed by Teacher Keating. "Why didn't I meet a good teacher like Keating? Oh, don’t complain, you know, in fact, every part of this system, including every teacher and every student, is a victim of the system. Every bureaucrat, creator and implementer of the absurd system in our education department should take a good look at this movie: "Dead Poets Society"
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