The old-fashioned plot, the same teardrop heroine was replaced by Tourette's Syndrome. Since childhood, she was ridiculed and spurned by classmates and teachers, even her father, but she did not give up, and failed and challenged again and again. In the end, he proved his worth in life. The plot is the same as many similar movies. The teacher educates the naughty students, but the difference in this drama is that the teachers are also in a disadvantaged group. How they change themselves through hard work is the meaning that the movie wants to express. After reading it, what I especially want to say is that often your effortless and easy behavior can change a person's life. If it wasn't for the encouragement and equal treatment by an old professor when the heroine was a child, she would not He will be so obsessed with being a teacher that he will even continue to feel inferior. As for students, they represent some disadvantaged groups in the society. They were neither born with a golden spoon in their mouths nor blessed by God, but fell into the endless abyss as soon as they were born. What they have to do is to Face their own fears, face life head-on, and stop complaining about the injustices in the world. Only in this way will they not get deeper and deeper, get out of the predicament, change the status quo, and realize their true value. In real life, there are Class 9A and Class 9F, but I still believe that there are no bad students, only bad teachers; there are no bad children, only bad parents. Unfortunately, not all parents have the conditions and time to educate their children, and not all teachers can educate students with all their hearts like the heroine in the movie. All in all, a movie worthy of thought-provoking and introspection, recommended.
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