I remember that the only time I played truant in middle school was because I wanted to watch the live broadcast of the Australian Open so much that I actually skipped school for an unprecedented week. After playing truant, there is endless self-blame. Although it was not discovered in the end, the scenes that kept flashing in my mind were the images of my parents' education of me with painstaking efforts. I definitely don’t want to equate playing truant with the pursuit of individuality, but in those days we didn’t get a breath of respite from the pressure of study. Sometimes relaxation would be burdened with heavy shock and mental pressure. Now I want to align the wrong thing with life. How ridiculous the connection between success and failure is. But in fact, we are receiving this kind of education. I don't want to criticize this society, because society cannot be changed. I just often lament the sorrow of an ordinary person born in this country. Interestingly, unlike the boy in the movie who used all his tactics to avoid being exposed, my family didn't even notice it after I played truant for a week without even doing anything. What does this show? On the one hand, we are educated that learning is our bounden duty to learn, which is not to be desecrated. On the other hand, many parents only exercise the right to preach but do not assume the duty of care. This has led to many young people suffering from mental torture but complaining of nowhere. Distress. I have always felt that forming a set of independent and healthy personality traits when a person is young is much more important than learning. Because a good human nature allows him to follow the laws of things when doing anything, and will keenly analyze the pros and cons of things, just like the protagonist in the film, he knows how to control his life and what he knows better than anyone else. What he wants is really important.
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