This movie roughly tells the story of a teacher who suffers from a rare disease who keeps hiccupping. The more nervous she is, the more severe her hiccupping will be. When she was a child, she just met a good principal, resisted the criticism from the parents of ordinary students, and at the same time asked her to introduce her disease to everyone. Let everyone be more tolerant of her. When he grew up, he was admitted to the classroom and needed to lead a class that was difficult to manage in the school. The students in this class are all poor households, so they may also be excluded by others, and they are not valued by the teacher, which is considered a broken bowl. But Mr. Hiccup also accommodates the children, guides them to discover their own bright spots, and stimulates their interest in learning. But there is an antagonistic teacher in the school who only cares about grades and measures students by grades. But later I found out that my students framed others, and I felt that although knowledge is important, morality is more important. The central idea is the warmth of human nature, the world is worth it.
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