When I followed the third part, a very strong but infrequent emotion came to my mind, the feeling of powerlessness and insecurity about reality. In real life, it seems that everything is guaranteed, our life (especially in China) seems to be safe everywhere, everything is arranged, we in school days are sheltered by schools and families, and even With the protection of the law on the protection of minors, if you return to your hometown after graduation, you can still be sheltered by your family. When they can no longer shelter you, you must have entered a prosperous state in your life and can protect yourself by yourself. However, this way Is life really what we want? Hard to say. Harry Potter in the film is not only lonely in the family, but also unable to receive good shelter in the school, because there are too many uncertain factors, it is not that the teachers of the school are not responsible, but relying on the teachers and even the principal. The ability of the magician can't control the occurrence of things. The solution of almost every incident does not depend on the teacher with strong magical ability, but more on the parties involved, and on the trio of Harry Potter. From this perspective, one's own ability is crucial to the development and resolution of things. Everyone is mortal and can surpass each other. Don’t rely on authority or experts. They are also mortals. They are just born a few years earlier than you and have eaten a few more years, but their real comprehension ability may be far inferior. You, many incidents at Hogwarts school are solved by the students themselves, even if they may have to pay the price of their lives, but in China, we are really protected too much, we have missed a lot of our own independent face setbacks Only a few people can get out of the fence protected by schools and families. These people may not live as comfortably and nourished as others, but in the future, their ability to resist setbacks and independent problem-solving must be stronger than others. I still remember a diplomat who inadvertently asked us if there were any broken bones in our class when he was teaching us German. There were more than 40 people in the class, and they were silent. Later, only one person responded that they had broken bones. The foreign teacher was instantly stunned and surprised. And slightly mockingly asked, "Wow, are all Chinese children so healthy?" Indeed, our fenced education is no better than the free-range education of European and American countries. They have been trained to be wilder, more independent, to face setbacks independently, and The ability to question authority is stronger, but the price we pay is unimaginable. However, in terms of China's national conditions and traditional culture, our education is indeed more conducive to building our motherland and building socialism, which is beyond doubt.
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