I never thought about what life would be like without seeing or hearing. When I saw Helen Keller's deeds when I was a child, I only marveled at her success and incredibleness. I never thought about the hardship and hard work behind it. The movie gave me an opportunity to understand a world without sound and color. I couldn’t experience it personally, but seeing the heroine’s life could give me a glimpse of it. I can’t imagine how utterly dark and quiet an environment would be. Suffocation and fear, as if abandoned by the world, plunged into an endless chaos. Blue sky and white clouds, laughter...everything has never happened before, and there is no chance to experience it. In a dark and quiet environment, I don’t know where the danger lurks. Perhaps the physical damage is far less than the loneliness of the soul. It is said that people are social animals. How can such a suffocating environment allow a child to adapt, perhaps Only by the so-called willfulness, rampage, and harm to the body to prove their existence, to eliminate the endless darkness that constantly devours oneself...
The most moving part of the film is the moment when Michelle touches the water for the first time, the water flows so gently across the fingertips, heavy, as if carrying the weight of life. At that moment, what she was thinking, perhaps she was wondering what it was, what it looked like, at that moment her face was blank, curiosity, and perhaps a hint of surprise, completely immersed in her own world. , Stroking and exploring the tenderness and vitality that broke into her dark world. The whole process made people cry, distressed and gratified at the same time. Her life was no longer the overwhelming and heavy darkness. A gurgling stream slowly flowed into her life with the wonder and wonder of the world, in a unique way. Take her into our world, a colorful world away from suffocation and loneliness.
Everything afterwards was so logical. She slowly integrated into the world around her. The once blank face, panic and fear had long since disappeared. Under the escort of the teacher, she lived a normal life of joy, anger, sorrow, and joy. Her road is still full of thorns, twists and turns, frustrated, frustrated, and even wanted to give up once, but how lucky she is to have a teacher who loves her so much, she continues to encourage her, support her, and guide her, she gradually began to feel comfortable. It's getting better and better, until one day, the teacher is gone... lonely? Sad? Surely there will be, but the road of life is always to go by yourself. No one can accompany you along the way. The teacher once appeared when she was the most difficult and helpless, and sent her to belong to her like a toddler. Her path in life, accomplishment and retreat, all she can do is to keep going with the teacher's ardent expectations of her, she also did it, and she lived well.
The last climax of the film is that the teacher has Parkinson’s amnesia. Michelle held the teacher’s hand patiently and tenderly, awakening the memory of the teacher a little bit like a childhood teacher helping herself... The film is over, and my mood can’t be calm for a long time. , I can’t imagine what kind of madness I would fall into if I can’t see or hear. Maybe it’s a painful thing to imagine losing after having it. Since I can’t bear it, I can only cherish it. Think about it, how lucky it is to be able to see with your eyes and listen with your ears. Use your eyes to record the magnificent scenes of this world, the mirror images of happiness in life; use your ears to listen to the pure sounds of the world, and your loved ones are in your ears. The ardent care of the bank. I think everyone will have the same existence as Michelle’s teacher in their lives. They may be relatives, or friends, or even strangers on the side of the road. Lambs can still kneel and breastfeed, and crows can still feed back. , Let alone people? Therefore, when everything is still too late, when you still have it, cherish everything you have, look at this world, listen to it, be grateful, feel with your heart, and embrace this beautiful world!
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