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living is a book
Madelyn 2022-04-22 07:01:39
The street diary tells the story of a group of children who experienced gang fighting and were traumatized until they regained their correct values and confidence in life under the leadership of Teacher Gu. It is very inspiring. This is a group of difficult children, fortunately they met a good teacher and changed their destiny. This is very touching. The teacher made them understand what true love and solidarity are, and let go of hatred and prejudice. Take a good look at the world and the people around you. This movie has a strong American cultural background and is about racial discrimination. In the end, these children let go of discrimination and grow up happily together as a family. The most creative thing about the teacher in the film is that he let each child keep a diary, let them record their real stories, understand their inner voice through the diary, and let these children know themselves through the diary. At the same time, the teacher also supplemented with extracurricular books, Let them re-examine their own life, let them compare with the characters in the book, and learn some life from it, and realize that they have the same life and emotions as they encounter children. This teacher is great. She finds her own sense of mission and has a great sense of responsibility. His most creative thing is to finally compile each student's diary into a book, named Street Diary of a Freelance Writer. He knows that every ordinary life is so small in the long river of history, and writing these diaries is just the testimony of their visit to this world, the value created by their visit to this world, what will everyone leave behind in this world? World. So everyone will shine as long as they live with their hearts. Living is a book, we must write it well, and let the readers feel shocked!
Extended Reading
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Gloria: Miss Gruwell, he just took my damn bag!
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Marcus: That Miep Gies lady, the one that help hide her, I like her. I got all these other books about her from the library.
Erin Gruwell: Wow, you used your library card?
Marcus: Nah...