I heard of a book called "Charlotte's Net" a long time ago, which tells a story about commitment and friendship. Legend has it that its reputation abroad is comparable to "The Little Prince". Out of the persistent love for "The Little Prince", I also had a good impression of "Xia". For the second, I also went to the bookstore to find out about it, but I couldn't end it. Later, I finally downloaded the complete version on the Internet, but I was not used to looking at the computer to read long texts, so I gave it up halfway.
Movie:
For this movie, in my opinion, it should be considered relatively successful. I personally think that the sweetness of the little girl and the voice of Julia Roberts are the highlights of this film. Of course, I value Julia Roberts's dubbing more seriously. In the movie, her appearance is obviously not very glorious, and an ugly "person" comes out amidst boos. But when she said the first sentence, I was stunned. Suddenly, there was a heavy and warm feeling in my heart, so that every opening she spoke was fascinating.
The little girl wants to protect Wilbur because of the child’s childhood innocence. I think each of us has had such innocence, but as we grow up, we are gradually assimilated by the outside world by adults, and we are lost for a long time. I lost myself. So the little girl's behavior didn't move me much, because I don't know how long she can hold on. Of course, I would rather believe that she protected Wilbur for the rest of his life.
However, for Charlotte, she is so weak and ugly, other animals on the farm don't like her, and even hate her. But she took good care of the newcomer (Wilbur), she made friends with him, and she promised to protect it until she saw the snow in winter. She kept working hard and kept fulfilling her promise until the end of her life. When she saw Wilbur's victory, she was relieved, and we were also relieved at this time.
A little regret:
apart from the warm story and the wonderful performances of the stars, the film does not have too many two points. The film shows the usual American Hollywood atmosphere, which is a bit boring.
Suggestion: Although I only watched the movie and didn't finish reading this book, I believe the book will definitely be more exciting, and I suggest you collect it. If you like Julia Roberts and Hollywood, then the movie is also worth watching.
Attachment 1: The first time I write, the level is limited, I hope you can understand.
Attachment 2:
Introduction to the book:
a story about a spider and a pig, written for children and also for adults.
In the barn of Zuckerman's house, a group of animals live happily, among which Wilbur the pig and Charlotte the spider have established the most sincere friendship. However, one of the ugliest news broke the calm of the barn: Wilbur's future destiny turned out to be bacon ham. As a pig, Wilbur, who was sad and desperate, seemed to be able to accept the fate of being slaughtered. However, the seemingly small Charlotte said: "I will save you." So, Charlotte used her own silk on the pigpen. Weaving the online text that is regarded as a miracle by mankind, completely reversed Wilbur's fate, and finally allowed it to win a special prize in the market contest and a future that enjoys the fate of peace. However, at this time, Charlotte the spider's life has come to an end...
About the author:
E·B·White (1899-1985) was born in Mont Vernon, New York and graduated from Cornell University. He has been a full-time writer for The New Yorker magazine for many years. White is an accomplished essayist, humorist, poet and satirist. For generations of American children, he became famous because he wrote the top children's books "Little Stuart" (1945) and "Charlotte's Net" (1952). Generations of students and authors are familiar with him because he is the co-author (and editor) of the book "Elements of Style". This book is a valuable booklet on composition and idioms. It was originally written by William Jr., who taught White English at Cornell University. Written by Professor Strong. The prose "Freedom" was first published by Harpers magazine in July 1940. At that time, the United States had not joined the war against the Nazis, and the world was in the period of the Nazi-Soviet treaty. Both the left and the right ignored the threat of totalitarianism to democracy. This essay is included in White’s essay...
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