I see a lot of people saying that the choir teacher is right, but I don't understand a bit. If you want to be in a choir to make the parents look good, to make the principal happy, to go to Sweden, then it's meaningless. Choirs are meant to let children enjoy singing, and chorus competitions are just to encourage children. If it turns into depriving children of the right to speak out in order to win the competition, then there is a difference between not letting children in the choir in the first place. What's the difference? Shouldn't more children who can't sing well learn to sing rather than quietly telling them not to make a sound?
As a teacher, shouldn't you try to keep children's innocence? When I experienced this kind of injustice as a child, is there a pure land in this world?
I feel that the theme of this film can reflect the problem very well, and this is what our society should really think about.
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