The director of "New Semester, Conduct Zero Points" is really fucking deviant. It's really awesome to think that people had such a "rock" spirit in the 1930s! Back in those days, it would have been unreasonable if this movie hadn't been banned.
I was impressed by several characters created in the film. When the headmaster appeared, I always suspected that some naughty student stole the adult's clothes and pretended to be the headmaster. That principal's voice was too immature, and his stature was too short! The way he struggled to put his hat on his toes and put his hat on the table made me laugh. Although it is impossible to judge people by their appearance, it does make people wonder whether he can manage them well over the bright and witty students.
The dean's height is relatively normal. He appeared in a serious and stereotyped image, but no one would have thought that he, who was a gentleman in appearance, would secretly eat snacks after finding out the students' drawers and schoolbags one by one. The worst thing is that even the students knew about his special hobby, so after the students lost their snacks, they said without hesitation, "Hmph, it must be the dean!"
That new teacher named Julie is a jerk, he'll throw the students aside when he's traveling with a bunch of students, and walk into the roadside shop to do his own business; He followed the woman in front of the students and started chatting with her; he would let the students out when they violated discipline and secretly gathered to plan riots... The students did not buy his account, and continued to cause trouble for him by doing his own way.
The appearance of these teachers is a subversion of the traditional image of teachers, but isn't this the epitome of the various roles of teachers in life? The anarchy during the student rebellion reminded me of my freshman year in high school. At that time, my class teacher was called Mao Kefeng, a young man from Yunnan. He runs our class with a high-handed policy and a strict dogmatic point-and-deduction system. His resolute and serious attitude and the measures he implemented have been very effective. The high school (3) class I was in at that time gradually became the best class in the whole grade. It's a pity that he ignored the factors of humanized management. Even though our class achieved record highs, none of the students in the class supported him. It's also that we are less and more important, but we did have a very depressed year that year, and everyone dared to be angry but not dare to speak. Later, we finally waited until the last day of our first year of high school, and we, who were usually very quiet, actually set off an unprecedented upsurge of riots.
I clearly remember that day, we frantically tore up a lot of workbooks and books, destroyed a lot of boxes of chalk, knocked on tables and chairs with brooms, etc., and then pushed them. In the end, the classroom was filled with more than an inch of confetti, and our carnival reached its climax after a few boys climbed onto the third floor of the opposite teaching building and threw the class's tape recorder.
Thinking about that time, our spirit was quite rock and roll, but unfortunately, with the buddies in the movie "New Semester, Conduct Zero", our riots had a bit of a coquettish charm. In fact, I think our riots are more powerful than the movies, but our deviance is overwhelmed by the overwhelming details of our lives, so that people either forget or forgive us action. Only by cutting out these clips like the director of the movie and zooming in infinitely in the movie will people who are sanctimonious feel the sudden burst of panic.
Through the film "New Semester, Conduct Zero Score", Shang Weiguo's wickedness and unruliness can be seen. After watching the film, I felt a little sad and a little emotional about Shang Weiguo's untimely death. However, looking back at our lives, don't you think that our lives, our youth, are actually far more deviant than the unfinished movies? The body dies but the spirit does not die. Facts have proved that one Shangweiguo fell, and thousands of Shangweiguo stood up... Each of us is our own Shangweiguo.
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