What are the educational films that children must watch?

Introduction: Fang Qiangqiang, a 3-year-old boy who has been brought up by his grandmother, was suddenly thrown into the collective environment of kindergarten by his father who was a soldier. The instinct of survival made him observe this new environment carefully and integrate into this new society as quickly as possible.

The amiable Mr. Tang made him feel close, while the unsmiling Mr. Li made him feel afraid. Children have their own personality. Fang Qiangqiang tried to get close to them, get to know them, and instinctively looked for his allies. He soon became friends with Chen Nanyan and Chen Beiyan.

Recommended reason: there are education problems, growth problems, personal independence problems, freedom problems, laws and regulations problems, and human growth problems. The film has both comedy and tragedy. It is complicated and has many levels. Kindergarten is the world of children aged three to six, but this child's world can also be regarded as a reflection of the adult world, or a fable of the adult world.

2. Children are not stupid (Singapore)

Introduction: The story tells how three children who participated in the EM3 course responded to the conflict between their studies and their three families. In the fifth grade, primary school students in Singapore will be assigned to three different courses according to their academic performance, namely EM 1, EM2 or EM3, among which EM3 is the shallowest and considered as the least promising.

Through the three children assigned to the EM3 course, we can see how the so-called "elite education" rules of the game and the parents' mentality of "looking forward to children" have killed the fate of a group of helpless children. Three children with poor reading ability-Wen Fu, Guo Bin and Terry-entered the special class of EM3 and were under invisible pressure.

Highlight: This movie is full of warmth, laughter and tears. It won applause from all walks of life in Singapore, including senior government officials, and was strongly recommended by Time magazine.

The film discusses family relations, children's suicide, education system and communication between parents and children. It is a rare film with simple explanation and full of laughter. There are many metaphors in the story. The incidents between children and adults are used to describe the subtle relationship between Singaporeans and the government.

3. Spring of cowboy class (France)

Introduction: A group of rebellious children, a tyrannical headmaster, when they met a kind school supervisor, the whole campus miraculously passed through the haze and ushered in spring. Matthew, the school supervisor, is kind and rigorous. He understands human dignity, so he is merciful. He is an unsuccessful musician, unsmiling, but his obsession with music can make "bad boys" change and bring happiness to people.

Naturally, the students became members of a small choir. The compulsory course every day is singing. Learn to cooperate, learn to make songs beautiful and learn to be stable.

Highlight: Music teacher Matthew's attitude towards so-called excellent students and stubborn students shows the charm of this teacher. Teachers and parents always habitually think that bad children always do bad things, but if they don't reflect on their own ideas, it may be prejudice or even discrimination.

4. Little shoes (Iran)

Introduction: The film tells the story of a brother and sister and a pair of little shoes. It is a fairy tale dedicated to adults, evoking people's distant memories of childhood, and then thinking about the relationship between poor life and simplicity, innocence, kindness and happiness. Little Harry accidentally lost his sister's only shoe when he took back the little shoes repaired for his sister. In order to escape the punishment of his parents, he begged his sister to reach an agreement with him: wear his shoes when her sister goes to school every day and change them for him to go to school after school.

Recommended reason: With the humanistic care in the film, the director paid attention to the whole process of an ordinary child realizing his dream in his own way with extremely warm eyes. The caring and warm atmosphere runs through the film, and the successful creation of this atmosphere benefits from many aspects.

5. "Don't mess with children" (China)

Introduction: Xiao Zhi's father (Pan Changjiang) and son (Zhou Ti) have made many jokes because of their ideas. During the holiday, Xiao Zhi's father and lover (Song Na) decided to send their son to his father's home in the country (Pan Linsheng) for work reasons.

Because of some estrangement from his father, Xiao Zhi's father was frustrated everywhere after he returned to his hometown, but his son, who was used to city life, had to face his grandfather, a silent old man, at once and adapt to the humble life.

Highlight: The film looks like an ordinary comedy, and there must be warmth in the teasing voice. The son's simplicity and affection have built a bridge between Xiao Zhi's father and his father, and bridged the gap between the two generations. This is a problem that exists in most families. Maybe watching movies can inspire everyone.