The first time I watched Harry Potter when I was a child was the same year that Harry entered school. At that time, I waited every day for the owl to send me an admission notice. I waited year after year, from the age of 11 to the age of 18, and I was always suspicious in the middle. Is it because my house has anti-theft windows so owls can't fly in, or Hogwarts doesn't accept international students, at least not Chinese people...anyway, I'm skeptical and believe that in the Muggle world slowly I have grown up, but I still believe in the existence of magic in the world︿(￣︶￣)︿.
I read it again with the idea of revisiting my happy childhood. Some things I didn't notice when I was a child gave me insight, such as:
1. Harry is just an ordinary little boy in the Muggle world. If he has been living in the Muggle world, he may not have the opportunity to receive higher education, and ultimately lead a mediocre life. But he is very famous in the wizarding world, and everyone who meets him will say to him: " You will definitely become a great wizard in the future ". I'm thinking, if someone said to you when you were a child, "you will have great achievements in the future", "you will be great in the future", "you are destined to be extraordinary" and so on, what would you think? Would you take these words as positive encouragement? When everyone keeps repeating these words, they may be deeply embedded in your subconscious, making you think (mental suggestion) "I will be great in the future, I am destined to be great", in the end, you really became a great person. If thoughts were everything, Harry's achievements were closely related to the attention he received in the wizarding world.
Well, I decided to say to myself from now on: You must be amazing in the future (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧ You are destined to be extraordinary, look after you!
2. What matters is not "God's will", but how you choose.
At first the Sorting Hat (representing Providence) actually wanted Harry to be in Slytherin, but after Harry heard that all the bad wizards were from Slytherin, he chose not to be "bad", so he kept saying " No Slytherin, no Slytherin," and the Sorting Hat said, "If you insist, then, Gryffindor."
So, there are good wizards and bad wizards in the world, what matters is who you choose to be, and you define yourself.
3. The Mirror of Eris (also known as the Mirror of Erised)
Dumbledore said: "The happiest man on earth would look in the morror and see only himself exactly as he is. The happiest man on earth would look in the morror and see only himself exactly as he is.) The mirror reflects the depths of our hearts The most desired thing, however, this mirror does not provide us with knowledge or truth, and human beings spend their time in front of the mirror and even go mad. Stop looking for this mirror, Harry, one cannot live in a dream and forget the reality (It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live .)" This reminds me of the movies "Vanilla Sky", "Inception", "Zhuang Zhou Dream Butterfly", many people would rather indulge in illusory dreams He doesn't want to face reality, but he is as wise as Chuang Tzu, he doesn't know where reality and dreams should settle, let alone me (ﾟｰﾟ)
4. I was wondering, did JK Rowling know from the beginning that Hermione and Ron were a couple? Or was it written later that they were written as a pair? Hermione and Ron must not have thought that each other was their other half when they were in the first part, haha
5. When I was young, I always stood in the position of the three protagonists, and unconsciously brought myself into Gryffindor House, but now that I think about it, the bonus points for the Headmaster of the College Cup are really biased, obviously it was originally Sledge. Lin, who has the highest score, has to forcibly add 50 points to each of the three protagonists in exchange for a happy ending! Looking at Malfoy's injured expression, it hurts so much (ಥ _ ಥ)
6. In the end, the final destination of almost all great movies is LOVE. The mark that Harry's mother left on him can make Voldemort untouchable, that is love┑(￣Д ￣)┍
7. From now on, I decide to take this sentence as a mantra, because it's so cute, and this sentence, which was dubbed in Mandarin when I was a child, still haunts my ears~
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