Well, the first 40 minutes of the movie was boring and even irritating, but after watching it, I suddenly became enlightened... It's strange that I was so relaxed during the movie that I didn't even think about the ending. After reading it, I talk to myself. It should be the most intuitive feeling to give people the most intuitive feeling... There are many scenes of workers who are iron gate workers and women selling fruit. Ignore... It seems like I'm criticizing adults. It's better to say that I didn't pay attention to what I said when I was a child, and I only listened to what adults said. When I was an adult, I was valued, but I only talked and forgot to listen... The words that the grandfather said in the way is also very meaningful. I mean, everyone is changing doors and windows, but they don't know where the doors and windows are broken and why they are changing them; everyone goes to the city, but they don't know why they go to the city... I don't understand what the foreshadowing is here, maybe no adults will listen It can only be told to children who can listen. There is a scene in which Ahmed's grandfather said a paragraph. Some things must be learned to complete at one time. Don't make the same mistakes, or you must be punished. This echoes the whole story line. It was emphasized that the homework was written in the workbook three times, but Mohammed lost the workbook again. Without the punishment of the teacher, he would never remember it. It is true that what is most praised in this play is the character and friendship of the children. Ahmed brought back his friend's workbook unintentionally. In order not to be punished for his friend, he was determined to send the workbook to his friend's house, risking his parents to suffer. I have been looking for it for a long time, and when I couldn't find it, I had to help my friend with his homework. If he was late in the morning, he might have gone to poshteh to wait for his friend... Some people say that this is a criticism of the education system, but I don't agree. , you must know that both of them have done their homework... The friendship of the children, the innocence looks clumsy and sincere... The last scene, the flowers in the workbook? It is the warmest proof, right?
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