Caprice

This movie is a video of a teacher's teaching, and the teacher finally recommended it. That teacher's class should be called Introduction to College Life, and I have benefited a lot after listening. After listening to the reflection, I always felt that I was a little bit close, so I watched this movie. I participated in a civil servant interview training class some time ago. I think the biggest benefit is to learn divergent thinking to think comprehensively. For fresh graduates, I used to be really narrow-minded. After all these studies, I learned How to think about it, I think this is the so-called growth of experience. Now let’s talk about this movie. I have a lot of ideas about the voting for the title. The 11:1 vote reflects many problems. In today’s society, many times we are like following the crowd, sitting in 11, our true thoughts are suppressed by the so-called external conditions, how many of us can really do that 1, only when We have seen and discovered that with the emergence of a leader, we dare to follow and express. I think this should be a shortcoming of people, just as there is no so-called democracy. Democracy only exists in the hands of a few people and controls the majority. The thoughts in the process discussed later have benefited me a lot. That is the process of thinking, a dialectical attitude, a rational thinking, which I want to achieve. In our life, when we deal with problems, we will inevitably mix up some emotions that we have experienced in life. Many times we cannot think rationally. So we should learn how to avoid thinking about problems with personal emotions. The last negative vote made me wake me up like a divine enlightenment. In the previous article, I was thinking about how to get that child a fair trial, but is a fair trial really good for him? I have never thought about these issues before. Can right and wrong, black and white be distinguished in general? I think we can’t. In this society and in life, I think we have to learn to adapt to gray. There is no best but the most suitable. But we can't completely lose faith in justice. What we have to firmly believe is that justice will always get the treatment it deserves, and evil will definitely be judged! Just like the last person, although others may not be able to take care of this child, there is always someone to help him. Just like the last sentence-the law is eternal and supreme, but what if kindness is higher than the law?

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