As a short film, the play is delicate and witty, and does not pursue the complexity of the plot. The two lines (the main line of the choir and the secondary line of friendship between the two girls) are well integrated and promote each other. - What is true fairness? Merit-based admission or equality for all? Which is more important, results or participation? Adults and children have different choices. In the end, the child's position was maintained, but the teacher's behavior could not be said to be wrong.
"The Secret of the School Choir" reminds me of a domestic short film, "Red Scarf". The children in "The Secret of the School Choir" are all too kind and united, or "Red Scarf" reflects the current situation of our country. Regarding the relationship between the school, students, leadership, and system, this satire is just right.
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