One, the growth process of a 13-year-old child
A teaching epitome reflecting China's remote rural areas
I am a post-90s, and I still vaguely remember the scenes from when I was a child in rural school. In a brick kiln classroom, there were tables with eight chapters horizontally and vertically. There were first, second, and third grades in a class. In her 50s, a fat female teacher was on the podium, talking to students in batches, coughing from time to time, as if she was refreshing sleepy students. I just saw this film today and thought about it. At this time, the female teacher was extremely respectful and admired, and I also went to work. In recent years, everything has looked at money and “thickness”, but at the same time, I lost myself and lived a life of life. I once wanted to ask Marx’s elders. The same goes to see God. Now I have the motivation to move towards a new life, which is to help the mountain students as far as I can, so that I can live without being so confused.
I'm glad I was able to see this film, and when I was in a daze, I was given a guiding light.
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