It's been a long time since I've seen such a pure and reassuring movie. My first thought after watching this movie is, please God give me a daughter like Heidi. Although the name of the movie is "Heidi and Grandpa", the "Grandpa" in the movie left me with an impression compared to Clara's mother-in-law. Heidi was deceived by her own aunt and sold to an upper-class family in Frankfurt. As Clara's accompaniment, Heidi of course had the opportunity to learn to read and write. The teaching method of Mr. Scholar eventually resulted in forgetting to learn, forgetting to learn, and so on, until Clara's mother-in-law came to this home. When "mother-in-law" was reading children's stories to Heidi at night, she interrupted Heidi, who was passively enjoying the story, and "mother-in-law" told Heidi.
Although Heidi didn't know more about the possibilities that reading and literacy can bring to life at this time, a good start is that Heidi knew that literacy can help herself enjoy a good story without the help of others. So she began to pick up the storybook by herself, and read it like a baby just learning to talk. Finally, in the clip of testing Heidi's literacy level, Heidi read the randomly selected text perfectly, but the tutor said something that he himself hadn't done in educating children. The irony here is The effect made me laugh out loud. The "mother-in-law" at home is the one who knows the truth.
When Heidi was laughed at by her classmates because of her dream of becoming a story writer in class, it reminded me of how insincere I used to be in dealing with this issue, for fear of being laughed at or growing up We care too much about what other people think of us, and instead of expressing our dreams correctly, we say things that go against our heart. Now I think that a child who can correctly express his childhood dreams at that time is gratifying, even if his dreams are scary. Being a shepherd is also worthy of recognition, because each child sees the world differently. In the play, when "mother-in-law" came to visit Heidi who had returned home, Heidi explained herself to her. Confused, so "mother-in-law" said this.
We have received a lot of education, but we have rarely been irrigated with that warm, sunny mind. Being able to live in an upper-class society is a life that some people dream of, just like the housekeeper in the play, a life that can be lived in an upper-class society or a wealthy person, I also believe that no matter what, there is a certain life for everyone. But the blue sky and white clouds, grass and butterflies can be everything to a person. Happiness and happiness depend not only on struggle, but also on self-satisfaction. Heidi was invited by her friend Peter to come to Peter's house and meet Peter's grandmother. Because of her blindness, she could not see the beautiful scenery of the Alps because of her blindness. The reason for the family is only the hard bread. When Peter's grandmother couldn't eat it, the kind and lovely Heidi took it to heart, so it was later that at Clara's house, she would take an extra soft bread for every meal. . Heidi said this to her grandfather on the way back from Peter's house in the evening.
Heidi and Clara, who have lived in a wealthy family since childhood, although they are in different worlds under the same land, they fit perfectly in some aspects. They are kind, pure and sincere, because Clara has a disabled leg The reason is that she has only stayed in a seemingly spacious home since she was a child, and the appearance of Heidi, who has a free atmosphere like nature, has brought her life back and forth to life, so it will know that Heidi is going to leave. And crying endlessly, she lost her temper because of it, but it was also because of her kindness and love for Heidi that she forgave Heidi for leaving. In the end, Clara also came to the home where Heidi lived with her grandfather. During the days with Heidi, Clara gradually let go of some specific constraints in her heart, but the biggest constraint on Clara's life was Her wheelchair, whether it is the servant butler or Clara's father in the city, is very careful to take care of Clara. Under that extreme love, she did not tell her that she could try to leave the wheelchair and take a brave step. Sex, Clara finally takes her first steps with Heidi's encouragement after Peter inadvertently damages her wheelchair due to childlike jealousy.
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