I didn't expect much, and I was still eating chicken feet with pickled peppers with my legs crossed for the first ten minutes. But the picture of the movie is so beautiful that it is a painting if you take a piece of it. Slowly, I was brought into the film. The rhythm of the movie is very slow, and a few simple sentences make people feel warm.
Heidi was unfortunate: her parents died young and she was brought up by her aunt. Later, the aunt disliked it and threw it to the grandfather. I finally fell in love with my grandfather, and was sent to Frankfurt by my aunt as a companion. Because she is so young that she can only be "manipulated" by adults.
Heidi was lucky: had the opportunity to walk out of the mountains and see the outside world; met the wise grandpa and grandma Clara; the heart was always the same, so beautiful and kind.
Pete tells Heidi: Your grandpa used to kill people. Heidi was frightened and asked to go back to the sheep shed to sleep. Grandpa told Heidi: "People always gossip and you have to decide whether to trust your eyes and ears or what other people say."
Why is there such a rumour in the village? Did they really meet? I can't quite see it.
So why are there such rumors? Because grandpa is maverick and not gregarious.
In life, we usually have this feeling. If a colleague is maverick, the gossip group will always whisper in private and make various speculations. It would be even more terrifying if they were all women. Maybe unknowingly, you would become the mistress of the masses! Terrible. I have seen a video of PAPI sauce, which is about a similar situation.
Let's see the housekeeper.
Why is she so obsessed with rules? Why does Clara deliberately dress herself up when her father returns from a business trip? Because of inner self-esteem.
When Heidi wanted to leave, she grabbed Heidi's shoulders and yelled at her, "Why are you not satisfied? When I was a child, I wanted to live in such a big house." Manners, nice clothes to prove that they belong to the upper class. Because of her desire for the upper class, it was taken for granted that Heidi would also like this palace-like house.
But a real lady is not seen by her clothes and manners, but by her inner self-cultivation. Just like Grandma Clara, she never looks at people with tinted glasses, never listens to rumors, but firmly believes in her own judgment. In essence, Grandma Clara and Grandpa Heidi are the same kind of people.
There is a detail in the film: Clara's grandmother came to the foot of the Alps with her granddaughter. Grandpa was wearing a vest. When the camera turned, Grandpa was wearing a new coat and came out with a jug of wine. You must know that Grandpa treats other people in the village like this. He is always staring and fierce. But it's different with grandma. why? Because a wise man is worthy of respect. This also shows that Grandpa is very self-restrained.
In class, the teacher asked, "What is your wish when you grow up?" Only little Heidi answered timidly: "I want to write a story." What the hell is writing a story? So, she was ridiculed by everyone. The grandmother gave Heidi a pen and a notebook, telling her that you can write your own story. Heidi said: "Everyone laughed at me. At this time, grandma told her: "They laugh at you because they haven't seen the outside world. If there is something in life that makes you happy, do it, don't care what others say."
A person's vision determines the breadth and breadth of his thinking. This is why wise parents often take their children to see the outside world. The older generation will say: "The child is so young, it's useless for you to take him out to play, and you can't remember anything." Why do you have to remember it? The impact of travel on children is subtle. Every museum I visited, every book I read, every road I walked, every mountain I climbed, and everything I experienced as a child will subtly affect a person's future.
The most touching part of the film is the moment when Clara stands up: in the distance is the Alps and the bleating lamb, the butterfly kisses the instep of Clara, everything around is so beautiful, Clara can't help reaching out and wanting to touch all of these. A miracle happened, Clara stood up! My nose is sore, it turns out that life can really be so simple and beautiful.
Everyone has their own destiny. Heidi is destined to belong to the Alps. For her, no matter how magnificent the house is, it is not as vast and free as the mountains. She hopes that she can fly freely like an eagle.
The moment they saw the shooting star, the two girls made a wish, and I think their wish was the same: I hope Clara's legs will get better.
Postscript: When watching foreign language movies, I like to watch the original sound version. After watching it, I realized that the movie was in German. It has a similar pronunciation to English, and it sounds nice.
The Alps are so beautiful that I have added another item to my wish list.
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