There are no strong tones and no lengthy dialogue, and a touching story is described in a realistic style.
The life of children from the poor class is always full of sadness and difficulty. There is a sick mother at home, the landlord who constantly collects debts, and even the money for grocery shopping is on credit. To make matters worse, the little boy lost his sister's only shoe. I have no money to buy new shoes for my sister. Brothers and sisters who wear a pair of shoes are also because they can understand the plight of the family and the difficulties of their parents. Their sensibleness and innocence make people feel distressed, and the acting skills of the two little protagonists are also very good, poor little eyes, there are stars in their eyes ✨. Although it depicts a group of poor classes, the film does not have excessive pity, nor does it dig deeply into class antagonisms and differences. It is more about the simplicity and kindness of human nature.
When the younger sister found out that another little girl was wearing her lost shoes, she was going to ask her brother for her shoes. Seeing that the little girl took her blind father out to set up a stall, the other's family was even more difficult, so the two brothers and sisters gave up. The idea of getting the shoes back is their sparkling goodness. Another touching scene is the scene where my brother and his father go to the villa area to be gardeners in the city. The clumsy father rings the doorbell again and again but is rejected again and again, until he meets a little boy and his grandfather. When entering the villa, the slightly blank expressions of the father and son were obviously very different from their lives. Before leaving, my brother picked up the children's delicate toys from the underground city and put them gently by his side. My father kept thanking me for receiving the generous remuneration, which touched me deeply. There is a trace of resentment and jealousy in the huge gap between them, and they still maintain the innocence in their hearts, which can make many people in this materialistic society feel ashamed. The climax of the film is the place where my brother took a walk. The tight rhythm and real breathing made the audience's hearts run along, and it was even more nervous than his own competition. Before the start of the competition, there was a detail describing the other children in the competition. They were all wearing brand new clothes and shoes, and the parents around them were taking pictures with cameras and cheering them on. The older brother only has a pair of rag shoes and the look in his younger sister's expectant eyes. During the competition, the moment my brother was pushed by a child from a wealthy family, I was about to explode with anger. Such a small child has such a heart since he was a child, is it okay to grow up? This is the typical parent who only focuses on material satisfaction and not on spiritual education. When the little boy finally won the championship accidentally, his eyes were full of grievances and tears when he looked up. He ran so hard not for himself, but for his sister. The thought of this made it even more distressing. There are also two noteworthy points in the film. One is that the younger sister accidentally dropped her shoes into the water and sat by the water crying, and the uncle helped to retrieve the shoes. Another is the scene where the little girl wearing her shoes picked up the pencil that her brother gave her and gave it back to her. When the two little girls laughed together, I seemed to see two kind little angels. At the end of the film, the father bought new shoes for both children, and it was another sadness to see this. I am in awe of my father. My father is really the most tiring and hard-working person in the family. While he is distressed for his sick wife, he shoulders the burden of integrating the family, but he never forgets to show his tenderness to his children and his family. Especially when I saw the other blind father buying shoes for his daughter, the thought in his eyes and the new shoes he finally bought for his children. I can't help but feel that this is the responsibility
Even though the poverty-stricken life weighed them down, they did not lose their breath, did not complain endlessly, and still maintained the kindness and innocence in their hearts and the courage to live. What about us? What qualifications do you have to give up and complain?
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