I remember the second year of junior high school. In 2002, the class collectively organized everyone to watch movies such as "No One Less", "Out of Amazon" and "Titanic" together in the multimedia classroom. It's like watching an outdoor movie as a child. At that time, I was only 15 years old, and I was an ignorant teenager. The head teacher at that time was Li Qing, who graduated from Zhengzhou Teachers College and was only two years older than me. The teacher did not move. At that time, we had a high enthusiasm for learning and a strong learning atmosphere. The grades organized various activities, such as chorus competitions, basketball games, school sports meetings, group watching movies, and public welfare lectures on the playground (anti-drug propaganda, juvenile crime prevention propaganda). ). The class is heavy, but everyone feels fulfilled. Watching this documentary film about inland education directed by Zhang Yimou again, it is already 2018, time has passed like a white horse, 16 years have passed, at that time, a little P child who was ignorant of world affairs, calm and honest, and only knew how to study, I have become the father I am today, and the years are not forgiving. The substitute teacher in the movie is called Wei Minzhi. She is only 13 years old and she is still a child. She keeps in mind the tasks assigned to her by her superiors. As a result, a child ran away due to family reasons. Wei Minzhi was so anxious that he had to go to the city to find it. In short, there were some small episodes. The film shows us the education problems in the remote areas of the interior, and there is a long way to go. The children are lively, cute and innocent. Although they are a little tricky, there is a scene in which Wei Minzhi cried because the children were too naughty. It can be seen that Wei Minzhi is still a child, haha~ "No One Can Be Missed" is a movie from the late 1990s. It is a documentary, and it is very real. Today's directors can no longer make the feeling of that era.
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