If there is a heaven and earth that can liberate human nature, and if there is a mountain that can bring peace to the soul, it must be a spiritual home where all material wealth and all the little things within reach cannot be exchanged.
If I were Heidi, I would definitely choose to escape from the manor in Frankfurt that seemed to lack everything but had no freedom. Heidi was lucky, she met a wise grandmother, that is, Clara's grandmother, she was a divine being who stimulated Heidi's desire for literacy and knowledge, and encouraged Heidi to bravely have her own dreams—— Write stories. It was also grandma who made Heidi return to the Alps and back to her grandfather's arms.
All the people Heidi met were beautiful, and they all praised the kindness and sincerity in their bones. All of these made Heidi's return journey. The doctor's perseverance, Mr. Sethman's understanding, Clara's helplessness, Pete's honesty, and grandpa's silence all touched me throughout the narrative. We may all hope that in the journey of life, we will meet a group of friends who really know ourselves and can be calm and face each other. They can let go of each other when necessary and wait silently when needed.
The Alps change in the seasons, but what remains unchanged is its beauty and vastness. There are golden cistus, blue bell flowers, purple gentian, unobstructed sunlight, breathable fresh air with plant fragrance, swooping and circling mountain eagles, holy The top of the snow-capped mountains... Grandpa can call out the name of every mountain, and can also read the call of a mountain eagle: it is laughing at the people who live in the village below. People always like to get together and gossip about other people and do bad things. It (the eagle) screamed down, as if to say, "You will be happier if each of you walk your own way and live in this high place like me!" The mountain eagle is a symbol of freedom. Grandpa, who also lives on the top of the mountain, also chooses to live like an eagle.
The young girl Heidi ran happily on the Alps, breathing heavily. She observed nature. She told her grandfather what she saw and heard, and her grandfather gave her various reasonable explanations to let her know the world. Yes, the world needs an accurate explanation. A correct choice is also required.
The protagonist in Hermann Hesse's 1904 novel "Peter Kamenzinte" is very talented and addicted to fantasy. Under the arrangement of his parents, he finished college and tried to enter the upper class, but he experienced setbacks. Finally realized that the beauty, love, and friendship that he had been looking for was in vain. The cold reality made him see clearly the hypocrisy of modern civilization, and he felt that he was always a stranger in this circle. Finally, he returned to his homeland with mixed feelings and found his true self in the simple nature. Life. This is a semi-autobiographical novel. The road of the protagonist, Carmen Zint, is Hesse's arduous journey, and Carmen Zint is a microcosm of Hesse. Coincidentally, "Heidi" also tells such a fascinating story. Little Heidi is undoubtedly luckier, and she did not take too many detours.
The blind grandmother in the Alps said: Everything we once loved will come back to us one day. Those who have faith will not lose faith, and those who have faith will have a way to break through the darkness in front of them and see the light in their hearts.
I think the movie version is more moving than the original. After the adaptation, the story is refined and more dramatic. For example, the grandfather's image looked fierce and rough at first, and he was very resistant to Heidi's arrival. Later, he was gradually influenced by Heidi's innocent innocence. , such emotional processing is very powerful. There is a shot of Heidi jumping over and wrapping her arms around Grandpa's neck, and you can see the light flashing in Grandpa's eyes. Later, my grandfather was a skilled craftsman. He could not only make small wooden chairs, but also sleds. This is an indispensable means of transportation in and out of the Alps in winter. Grandpa took Heidi on a sleigh and swooped all the way from the foot of the mountain to Heidi and the audience. It's just as fresh and exciting.
In addition, the unique visual impact of the lens language makes up for the unimaginable sense of picture in the process of reading the book. For those who have not been to the Alps, they are really longing for it. Go once, and both soul and body can be healed, just like the Doctor and Clara in the book, both of whom are redeemed in the arms of the Alps.
The author of the original book, Johanna Sbilly, didn't start writing until she was 40 years old. A late bloomer female writer, by the way she successfully shaped Heidi, told the world that it's never too late to start looking for herself.
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