For the first time, I was deeply shocked by the power of faith. The most impressive religious work I have seen before is Hoda's "Muslim's Funeral". In Muslim funerals, relatively speaking, people perpetuate mistakes for a long time. And here, when faith takes root in people's hearts, repentance stops lies (whether well-intentioned or malicious) and deceptions earlier. From the perspective of the film, Iran's economic situation and national living standards are worse than China's. Members of two families are drawn into a spiral of growing conflict over trivial matters. When conflicts arise, in order to protect the people they love, they choose to lie. Like Reitz, when the crowd sat around for a reconciliation, asking her to swear in the name of the Koran that her miscarriage was the result of her employer's push. As long as she does this, she can get a large amount of compensation enough to change the life of a family living in misery. But before the Lord, she was restrained by her devout belief and could not swear against her heart. Even if she continues to be poor, she will give her favorite daughter a pure environment for growing up! Nader is deeply saddened and angry that his old father was left at home, fell out of bed and was injured without being told the reason, and is in the process of being sued by nurse Reitz. He can still think of the Nader family and solve the problems at hand, instead of counter-suing the nurses and breaking up their poor family. Under the guidance of his innocent daughter, he also chose to tell the truth instead of escaping and lying. Just like a grain of sand accidentally broke into the shell of a clam, the shell has undergone much pain and hardening to become a bright and moist pearl. Faith is like that grain of sand, which makes people experience more suffering and tempering in their hearts when they lie and do evil. In the end it became a most beautiful pearl! The film has won several international awards, and as a small audience, I am very pleased. The ultimate aesthetic orientation of human beings is not impetuous, but warm, inner and kind! One of my students blinked dark, clear eyes that day and asked me earnestly, "Teacher, do you believe in the Lord? My father, mother, aunt, grandmother and I all believe in the Lord!" Because there is no real I have come into contact with some doctrines and beliefs, but I have awe and envy in my heart. So I smiled and said vaguely: "If you believe it, you have it, if you don't believe it, you don't have it." The pretty little girl happily held my face and said, "You believe it, right! Teacher, you believe it, right?" "From you I can see it with my eyes!!"
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