"Finding Nemo" is a very early cartoon, a family film of father and son. Watching it again makes me think the film is real and educational. Everything started from the father's overprotectiveness, which prevented the child's growth, and kept telling the child that you couldn't do it. This led to the revolt of the clownfish, and in order to prove himself, he fell into the hands of humans. It's a real family situation that really exists. There are many real-life examples of tragedies caused by such a trivial matter. Maybe it's also because I'm a teacher now, and I've seen a lot of them. Let me understand that a parent is someone who constantly expands the child's horizons and guides him in the way he wants to go. Too much protection and doting will not be a beneficial way and method to help a child grow up. What moved me in the end was the heart of the clownfish father's strong beloved son, who let him cross the entire Pacific Ocean and ride the warm current to Sydney. On the way, he encountered all kinds of dangers, all of which he himself could not imagine. Yes, but with the mutual help of his partners, he did it all in a thrilling way, and his deeds spread throughout the ocean and reached the ears of the clownfish. Make the clownfish very proud of his dad. The strength of his father's example inspired him to plan another escape. Therefore, in the family, parents are the best role models for children, and they will use you as the driving force for their progress and behavior! Here I am also very impressed with the power of dissemination, which can spread thousands of miles away, in the ocean world, word of mouth, and send the news to the clownfish. The final fact proved that while the clownfish father broke his own limit, the clownfish also gained firm quality and courage and wisdom in this danger, proving to his father, you see, I can. I can do it~ So when parents should let go, they should let them go in time and let their children go out on their own.
Such a tens of thousands of miles of ocean adventures makes me look forward to a day when I can travel a thousand miles for one purpose.
A very educational cartoon, I hope you like it too.
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