Talk about a few roles

Matthew: "An out-of-date musician, a failed substitute teacher." The dean's evaluation of Matthew when he was in a fit of rage. The fact is the opposite. Matthew is a substitute teacher at the Nursery School. In nursery schools, when children make mistakes, the usual practice is to mechanically use the simple and crude move of "If you make a mistake, you will be punished." The arrival of Matthew changed all the people here. From the first day he sheltered students from the dean's punishment, he was destined to be a teacher beloved by his students. Different from the measure of "make mistakes, punish", Matthew taught students according to their aptitude, using music and singing to unite the disorganized class. He loved every child in the class with his heart and gave correct guidance. A choir composed of a musician with a surviving dream and a group of troubled teenagers, their actions touched all the audience, even the dean, who has always shown a serious face, was moved. When leaving the office, the clear singing of the children floated from the high classroom to the window, and paper airplanes carrying immature handwriting bid farewell to the teacher. Matthew has the sternness of a teacher and the care of a loving father. He is a kind and good man, a competent teacher and an excellent musician.

Ha Shan: "Incompetent, bad-minded." Teacher Matthew's evaluation of Dean Ha Shan before leaving. The simple and rude teaching management method of "If you make a mistake, you will be punished" makes the students be the dean of the embankment everywhere. The distance from the students was widened. The former trumpeter in the band couldn't get along with Matthew, who was a music teacher. He physically punished students without any evidence after the money was lost. He talked about his inner darkness and revealed his selfishness. In order to establish the prestige of the dean, it is incompatible with the correct teaching of Matthew. When the choir was in its infancy, Ye Hao had a good heart with the students and stood on the seat in the office like a child, looking at the thrown paper airplanes circling in the office with hope. People seem to think that he was influenced by the choir. But after the success of the choir, it snatch the fruit despicably, and boasted about its educational achievements in front of the Duchess in order to win the medal. The despicable and selfish face contrasted sharply in front of Matthew's helpless and smiling face. These twisted personalities eventually lead them to bury themselves in an unexpected fire.

Ge Heke: A good boy with a small median in the nursery school. With fluffy curly hair, a round face, and a pair of round glasses in front of innocent eyes, the impression of being gentle and well-behaved came over him. At the beginning of the movie, he was innocently punished, and his performance in the choir was a good boy who was unanimously recognized by the teachers.

Meng Dan: From a reformatory school, she was sent to a nursing home because she could read and write. As the doctor said, Meng Dan is withdrawn by nature and likes to lie. In the life of the nursery school, it was difficult for Meng Dan to integrate into the group, and the "mistakes, punishment" that the dean said quietly did not seem to have much effect on this withdrawn student. Meng Dan, who lives in self, is rebellious and selfish. Openly smoking, drinking and charging protection fees in school. There were even attempts to hurt the teacher, giving the impression of danger. When he left the nursery school, Meng Dan looked back and smiled at Matthew, which seemed to show that his heart was also touched by Matthew's music.

Bebino: An orphan, but obsessively standing at the school gate every Saturday waiting for his father to take him home. He is the youngest in the academy and has a good nature. Get out of bed. The innocent eyes and innocent smile reveal that this lovely child should not belong here. He, who can't sing, was appointed as a conductor assistant, but he also "diligently" stayed by the teacher's side. At the end of the film, he followed Matthew into the car leaving the minor. He was persistent and finally waited for his own Saturday, with the warmth of a family.

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