Heidi and Grandpa: Enlightenment and Growth of Cognition

The film Heidi and Grandpa (English name Heidi), because of its beautiful scenery and warm plot, I watched it back and forth more than three times. I often have a little leisure time, and it is not enough to watch a movie once. If you want to relax, just open the movie and have a look.

The film Heidi and Grandpa (English name "Heidi") tells the story of Heidi, who was brought up by her aunt after her parents died. Because her aunt went out to work, she was forced to get along with her grandfather who lived alone on the top of the mountain, and finally she had deep feelings.

The life scene of Heidi and grandpa is set in the Alps. Grandpa lives alone at the top of the mountain, and the natural and pure nature is its setting, so the scenery on the film is very beautiful, and each one is a high-quality high-definition computer screen saver. When writing these words, I can still recall the dandelions on the hillside when Heidi climbed the hillside. The empty and green space extends infinitely into the distance, and the white clouds in the distance wander halfway up the mountain. Heidi closed her eyes and took a deep breath. I imagine the air is full of flowers, and the fresh air fills my heart. How carefree!

We live in the city every day, and we always want to get close to nature by nature. So the yearning for the Alps in the film is one of the reasons why many people like this film.

Apart from the beautiful scenery, as a children's work, there are no evil people in the characters in the play, except that Clara's housekeeper is too disciplined and unfriendly to Heidi, and most of the main characters have bright spots.

Judy's grandfather lives alone in a hut in the Alps. In the eyes of the villagers, he is a stubborn and eccentric old man. But in the process of getting along with Heidi, I was infected by Heidi's innocence and cheerfulness, and my frozen heart was melted. Carrara's father didn't force Heidi to stay at home because her daughter needed Heidi's company, but sent someone to send her back to her grandfather. My favorite is the wise and warm grandmother in the play. She didn't believe the housekeeper, so she came to a conclusion about Heidi. Instead, I contacted Heidi myself and let Heidi learn to read her favorite stories spontaneously. Later, he personally took his granddaughter Clara to Heidi's residence for a party.

These are rare highlights in the film. I was impressed after reading it once, but I was still amazed after reading it twice. After reading it three times, it is memorable. But apart from the scenery and people, what impressed me more was Heidi's cognitive growth at different stages, which was inspired by the film.

The first place was the day after I came to grandpa's house. The first time I went up the mountain with a shepherd boy to herd sheep. The shepherd boy told him that grandpa was a murderer. I was a little scared when I was a child. I wanted to go to the sheepfold and didn't want to sleep at my grandfather's house. At this moment, Grandpa told her, "Everyone likes to say evil words. You need to judge for yourself, trust your eyes and ears, or believe those rumors. " Heidi trusted her own judgment, and finally got along with her grandfather and had deep feelings.

The second place is Clara's home. The tutor taught Heidi to read, but she couldn't learn it anyway, and the progress was very slow. In order to solve this problem, Clara's grandmother took the initiative to read the story of shepherd and sheep to Heidi in the evening, which aroused Heidi's strong interest. Later, grandma read half the story and let Heidi read it herself. She told grandma that she couldn't read, and reading was useless, because Peter told him that she didn't have to study for the sake of reading.

Then grandma told her, "You don't always have to believe what others say." Heidi listened to what her grandmother told her. Out of a strong desire for the safety of newborn goats in storybooks, Heidi finally learned to read and write, which also gave her the ideal of writing novels in the future.

Third, Clara and Heidi met at Heidi's house. Grandma came to take Clara home and brought Heidi a present-a diary and a pen. At this time, she told her grandmother that others laughed at her and said that she would write novels in the future.

At this time, grandma told her: "If one thing will make you happy, then do what others say." Finally Heidi picked up a pen and a diary and wrote the story on the top of the Alps.

As an adult, I still feel that reading these lines has benefited a lot, because one's cognition grows in this way. What her grandparents said to Heidi inspired her and made her grow and make great progress. I believe that whether Heidi really becomes a novelist in the future or not, these important moments and important words will make her an independent thinker and person in the process of growing up.

An excellent film not only makes people relax and entertain for a moment in plot, photography and music, but also conveys a deeper inspiration to a person, which is also the biggest surprise left by the film Heidi and Grandpa.