It was an age of innocence, children smiled brightly, and their little heads were filled with curiosity about the world. The kind of class that many people have experienced, it's too real. They are often in a swarm, fighting, always thinking about going out and having fun, but can't tolerate the fact that it goes against their wishes. This movie really does. The little "adult" who is ignorant and has not seen the world stubbornly looks for another lost child. A series of behaviors are really absurd in the eyes of adults, but the tears of children facing the camera are real, and the "silly" laugh after the reunion is also real. The teeth exposed are also really natural Zhang Yimou's early films, with stories and plots, typical linear structures. Those scenes that combine urban and rural areas also have a sense of age and substitution. The social value of the film is also good. It reflects the backward situation of domestic rural education at that time, and reflects the chaos of society and the inconvenience of life. This movie is suitable for solo viewing, for group viewing and discussion, and in short, it is worth watching. 2020.10.15
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