When I was in junior high school, my foreign relatives gave me two original English version of "Paddington Bear" storybooks. At that time, my English vocabulary was still very small, and I couldn't understand the sentences in the books at all. I just looked at the illustrations. This time I watched the movie to know the origin of Paddington Bear.
The plot of the movie is nothing unusual, but there are still a few bright spots.
Highlight 1, Bear took the subway and saw the instructions for taking the subway "Dogs must be carried in arms", so he hurriedly grabbed someone else's dog and hugged it, saw "Please stand on the right" written on the elevator, so he raised his left foot , stand on one foot with the right foot.
Highlight two, the little bear came to the gate of Buckingham Palace in a desperate situation. He told the guard in the bearskin hat that he always put a jam sandwich under the top hat like his uncle did. refreshments and pour bear a steaming cup of coffee from the coffee thermos. The plot is so British.
The third highlight is that in the antique store, a toy steam train drove along the track to the owner. The locomotive was actually a coffee pot. When it was dressed as a faucet, the coffee flowed into the cup, and the truck dragged by the locomotive was filled with sugar. It was a coincidence that I also dreamed of a toy train the night before.
Highlight 4, the system for storing archives in the Geographical Society
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