He was in his late thirties at the time, and some of the other people who read my diary might be more than that age. This is a very wonderful feeling. Many people like to share the pure happiness brought by children. Just like in "Spring in the Cattle Class", every child has a pair of angel eyes when they see each other.
I haven't been a teacher for a long time, and this movie reminds me a lot of the joys of my internship. There is also the word "hope" that I usually don't think about deliberately.
No one is born evil. No matter what mistakes a child has made or how much trouble he has caused, there must be no malice in his eyes. Therefore, teaching will have a lot of troubles, but it is also very easy to be happy. There is no profession that removes all masks more easily than teaching.
I think "Spring in the Cattle Class" is by no means just a movie that can only impress teachers. It brings you so close to tolerance, love, and hope, which are inherently human abilities, and evokes many of the first joys that may have been slowly forgotten.
Well, if you believe in angels, watch "Spring in the Cattle Class."
If you don't believe in angels, please read "Spring in the Cattle Class".
Ha ha.
PS: The scene in the movie that moved me the most was when Matou was fired, and when he left, Pibino came running from the road with a doll and a small bag of luggage and said, take me away. Matou refused, and Pibino's eyes went from hope to disappointment and then to a smile, for Matou came back and took him away after a puff of dust kicked up as the bus drove away.
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