I think there are always many contradictions in this world. Like when we yearn for perfection, but unfortunately we always seem to be the ordinary [most]. With the passage of time, most of us will be like Charlie Brown, we will encounter endless homework, not perfect test papers, occasional annoying friends, and a big kite-eating tree, they are not good enough, and they are not enough to make the people around us happy. People are satisfied, and those high hopes that are placed on them are always in vain, and only occasionally succeed. So while always yearning for perfection, it always seems to be getting bad news. Therefore, we, who are more and more eager for "achievement" and "recognition", are always accompanied by a loss of [honesty] in the process of growth. There's a quote from "The Third Lie" that stands out to me - "I told her that I tried to write real stories, but at some point, when the stories were unbearable because of their authenticity , I had to change it, I told her again, I tried to tell my own story, but I couldn't do it, I didn't have the courage, because these stories would hurt me deeply, so I beautified all the facts and described What comes out is often not the same as what happened in itself, but closer to what I originally expected of it." From my own perspective, I always wish I could be a little proud and big capital, this kind of thinking is very It has magic power, which makes the words "I don't know", "I don't understand", and "I don't know" become a bit difficult to say. The motives of the incident, sometimes say things that I don't understand at all, and sometimes pretend to be full of flaws. I know this, and I seem to understand that. I like Van Gogh, Monet, Da Vinci and Raphael very much. I turned a few pages and didn't understand it and gave up], I went to a symphony concert two days ago, and the conductor was very arrogant [actually, he went to join in the fun and couldn't see the way out]. So I figured, if I was Charlie Brown with the perfect test paper, I might put that answer sheet in my pocket, let that smiley face laugh at me and mock me, then jump up and say, I'm the one who took the test One hundred percent genius. It's so simple, but what I've done is really bad. I think the touching thing about the movie is that even at the end, Charlie Brown finally caught up with the red-haired girl and had a beautiful happy ending, but there is no perfect forced expression. It is a big story of a group of children, some naughty, some absurd, some arrogant, some warm, and it never makes people tired. Linus couldn't live without the blanket, Lucy still always jumped out with a fuss and said "I knew it", Sroder loved Beethoven more than anything, and Marcy still wore thick glasses. And Charlie Brown seems to have bad luck, but he has a big warm puppy named Snoopy. The reality is like this, everyone will have some good or bad skills, no one has to be great, this is really an indifferent thing, not as serious as imagined. We have dreams and pursuits, but those are two different things from vanity. Dreams can make people happy and make people do their best to do amazing things, and the rush for success contained in vanity will bring a lot of anxiety. Let's float on the surface and get nothing but install x. After watching the movie, I was thinking that if I have my own little friend one day in the future, I might be very willing to let him watch this movie. The last thing I want to say is that I may never be able to make the kite in my hand fly for the rest of my life, but that little red-haired girl will always live in my heart.
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