Reflections on carrying dad to school

I feel 1 after reading "Going to School with Dad Behind My Back". A small copper spoon whirled on the table, and two pairs of expectant eyes stared at it tightly. Turn around! Turn around! Stop. Stop. The copper spoon points to Shi Ying. "I'm going to school!" Shiva jumped up with joy.

The movie "Carrying Dad to School" tells a tearful story. Shi Wa, the shopkeeper, lost her mother when she was a child, accompanied by her hardworking father and sister. In order to help Shi Wa go to school, my father unfortunately broke his leg at work, and my sister married a rich family with tears in her eyes. As his illness worsened and his father became paralyzed, the family burden naturally fell on Shi Wa. However, Shiva has not been overwhelmed by the heavy burden. She has been studying hard and taking good care of her father. Many things happen. Shi Wa passed the normal school, but he had to stay away from his hometown. Where's dad? Finally, he made a decision to go to school behind his father's back.

As the flower of the motherland, when did my baby seem to live in two worlds? Under extremely difficult circumstances, Shi Wa, who is in adversity, is still so tenacious in seeking knowledge and learning, and her life belief is still so firm. What about us? Clothes come to hand, food comes to mouth, tuition fees don't have to worry, change is available every day, but I still feel that this is not good and that is not satisfactory. Shi Wa is the pride of our children and an example for us to learn from. He embodies a spirit-no matter how difficult it is, he can stand up; No matter how hard the conditions are, you can study hard; No matter how poor relatives are, they will treat each other sincerely. This is priceless. Isn't that what we well-off children lack?

In the new century, our living conditions have improved, but we have to study. Let's be a little "stone baby" worthy of the times!

Reflections on Carrying Dad to School 2 Carrying Dad to School is a touching movie. After reading it, I felt like a flood, and I couldn't calm down for a long time. This film describes the deep affection between Shi Wa and his father Shida.

The hero Shi Wa grew up in a remote mountain village. He lost his mother when he was a child, leaving him with his sister and father. Because his family is poor, he can barely afford to go to school alone. The elder sister who loves him gave the opportunity to her younger brother, but she was forced to marry someone. Shi Wa studied hard in a tough environment and achieved excellent results. However, something unexpected happened, and soon, my father was paralyzed. This is a heavy blow to Shi Wa. On the one hand, Shi Wa earns money; on the other hand, she studies and takes care of her paralyzed father. However, Shi Wa was not intimidated by this series of difficulties. He overcame many difficulties and was finally admitted to a normal school. In order to continue to go to school, he resolutely sold his family property and took his father out of the Malian River. What impressed me most was that Shida carried Shi Wa to the Ma Lian River and said to Shi Wa, "The river has its ups and downs, so it is necessary to go to school every day. Boys must have a result in everything they do. " This sentence echoed in my mind, what a touching sentence, what a sensible child!

For us pampered urban children and students studying in provincial key middle schools, the living conditions, learning environment, teachers and teaching facilities are superior to those in Shi Wa. But in our group, some people don't cherish such good learning opportunities, but learn to catch up with "fashion", get to know bad teenagers and get into many bad habits. Ke Shi Wa shouldered the heavy responsibility of taking care of his paralyzed old father at an early age, and embarked on the journey of carrying his father to school with difficulty. Shi Wa's spirit of self-improvement and hard work touched me and became an example for us to learn. We are a new generation of the motherland and shoulder the heavy responsibility of building the motherland. Everyone will encounter difficulties and setbacks. Face difficulties. We should be as energetic, tenacious and optimistic as Shi Wa. Only in this way can we turn adversity into prosperity and reach the other side of the ideal.

In the history of China, many people also set an example for us. For example, Wang Xizhi, a great calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty in China, blacked out all the pots and pans in order to improve his handwriting. In order to restore the country, Gou Jian, King of Yue, was willing to be the coachman of Fu Cha, King of Wu, and worked hard for more than ten years, eventually destroying the powerful State of Wu. In foreign countries, there are also many people who have done extraordinary things with tenacious willpower. Helen, an American writer, had a high fever when she was three years old, which made her deaf and blind. But instead of giving in to fate, she was physically disabled and determined, studied hard and wrote one beautiful article after another. She played the piano well and danced ballet well. Helen's deeds are admirable, and Gorky, the literary master, had such a miserable childhood, but he did not give up his pursuit of knowledge because of the poverty of his family. He tried hard to find all the opportunities for reading, and finally became a famous writer, writing many works.

For today, like Shi Wa in the movie, we should take practical actions, dare to face difficulties and setbacks, and dare to provoke the burden of life. Of course, it is important for us to learn from Shi Wa's enthusiasm in study, frugality in life and his deep affection for his father and sister. We should take the deep affection for our loved ones as the driving force to push us forward in our studies. Please remember: No matter how difficult the road ahead is, we must have the ambition to overcome difficulties and do everything well.

If a person can't even do small things well, how can he do big things? Shi Wa's tenacious will of self-reliance and hard struggle is deeply imprinted in my mind. I want to learn the spirit of Shi Wa, be a strong person in life and be a useful person in society!

It is not easy to watch Carrying Dad to School, because the seemingly smooth road of life is full of thorns, which often makes people miserable. In fact, there is a Gobi desert in everyone's heart, and our lifelong career is to make it full of flowers. Shi Wa, the protagonist in the movie "Carrying Dad to School", is facing setbacks in life because he has to go to school strongly and support his sick father at home.

It's not terrible to fall a hundred times, but it's terrible that you don't have the courage to get up 101 times. This is the ambition of the hero in the film and the spirit of the Chinese nation. A country and a nation all need this spirit.

Wang Bo, one of the four outstanding figures in the early Tang Dynasty, was "troubled". However, in the face of setbacks, he smiled at life. If Wang Bo has no human nature, how can he sing the eternal swan song "The sky is better than the sea"?

Shi Wa, the protagonist in the film, wrote about his "strength" and "filial piety". To say "filial piety" parents are the closest people in the world. When we were young, our parents raised us like flowers, so we should pay more attention to him. My parents are very respectful and amiable to everyone. I can't help crying at the thought of my parents' concern and care for me when I was a child.

Filial piety is the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. It is a much-told story in history that all virtues and filial piety come first. If we want to be filial to our parents, we should start from childhood and start from dribs and drabs, so as not to leave regrets in life.

Filial piety is priceless. As descendants of the Chinese people, we should always remember that being a man must first be filial and carry forward our traditional virtues.

I saw this film, which benefited me for life.

Reflections on "Carrying Dad to School" 4 Today, our second-grade classmates watched the movie "Carrying Dad to School", and I was very moved. The image of Shi Wa, the hero, is unforgettable in my mind for a long time.

In the film, Shi Wa's chance to go to school is bought by her sister's dropping out of school, because the family can't afford to have two children go to school at the same time. Shi Wa knew that the opportunity to go to school was hard-won. He studied hard and lived up to expectations. He was admitted to a normal school, but Shi Wa faced two choices: either to take care of his father or not to go to school; Either go to normal school, dad will let others take care of him. My father didn't want to bother Shiva, so he jumped into the well and committed suicide. Fortunately, Shiva saved him in time Shi Wa resolutely decided to go to school behind her father's back, which is an excellent quality.

Compared with Shi Wa, I feel small. Our living conditions are so good now, but we are very picky about food and clothing and don't know how to save. There is such a good learning environment, but I don't know how to cherish it. I have a happy family. My parents love me very much, but sometimes I am ignorant, which is really shameful.

I want to cherish the good time and superior conditions now, study hard, read more books and be a good boy like a stone baby.

Reflections on "Carrying Dad to School" 5 Today, all our sophomore students gathered in Wen Yuan Auditorium to watch the movie "Carrying Dad to School".

The story of this film is very touching. Shi Wa's family is very poor. She lost her mother when she was very young. He has a sister, and his father can only send one child to school. Finally, her sister gave up her studies and had to let Shi Wa go to school. In middle school, Shi Wa won the first place in the National Olympic Chemistry Competition with his cleverness and hard work. Later, when her father was ill, Shi Wa had to go to school and take care of her father. Shi Wa has achieved excellent results under difficult circumstances. Now our life is very comfortable. We must work harder and strive for better grades in return for parents' upbringing and teachers' education.

Shi Wa is very filial to her parents and likes studying. I want to learn from Shi Wa, honor my parents and study hard, so that we can become good teenagers with excellent academic performance!

Reflections on Carrying Dad to School 6 Carrying Dad to School is a touching movie. After reading it, my heart is like a rough sea, and I can't calm down for a long time.

Shi Wa is a very kind and simple child, and his family is very poor, so it is not easy to go to school. One day, it rained heavily. Shi Wa waded in a fast-flowing river with a female classmate. Halfway through, Shi Wa turned his head and found that the girl had disappeared. She was so scared that she skipped school for three days to avoid the river. When my father knew this, he was very angry and said to Shi Wa, "This river has its ups and downs, so you must go to school every day. You are a boy, and you must have results in doing things. " My father is just an ordinary migrant worker, but what he said made Shi Wa a man of great achievements.

Reality put the burden of family on my father and sister, and my sister took care of Shi Wa, giving Shi Wa the same care as her mother. Shi Wa lived up to expectations and went home with many awards a year. During Shiva University, my father unfortunately fell from the mountain at work and lost consciousness in his left hand and legs. Shiva carried it on her back with his powerful arms.

We don't need to carry our father to school, but we should learn the spirit of Shi Wa. Overcoming difficulties and overcoming difficulties is exactly what our students in the 2 1 century want to learn. All the difficulties and obstacles in life, we should face them bravely and overcome them. Everyone will encounter difficulties and setbacks. As long as you have a firm belief, you can reach the other side of your ideal. When we succeed, don't forget those who support and encourage us. It is they who deliver positive energy to make us successful.

Reflections on Carrying Dad to School 7 I saw a movie today called Carrying Dad to School.

This film tells a true story. The story happened in a small village in Shandong Province. There is a child named Shi Wa. Mother died early, and father took him and his sister to support their families by pulling carts. Once his father accidentally fell off the tractor and broke his leg. A few years later, Shi Wa went to middle school and won the first prize in the International Olympic Chemistry Competition held in Gansu. He also became the first player in the history of the school to participate in international competitions and achieve excellent results. When Shi Wa took the stage to receive the award, she said many touching words, and her sister was moved to tears under the stage. Soon after my sister got married, my father's legs became worse and worse, making it difficult to walk. Shiva studied harder while taking care of her father. In the college entrance examination, Shi Wa was admitted to Normal University. The moment I got the admission notice, Shi Wa thought, "If I want to go to school in the city, my father is the only one at home, and he can't leave. Who will take care of his future life? " Shiva thought of this and decided to hide the college admission notice, not to go to school in the city, and stay at home to take care of his father. One day, my father stumbled upon the admission notice. He was angry and scolded Shi Wa. As a result, he accidentally fell down. Shiva knew that he was wrong. He promised to go to college, but asked to take his father to study in the city and take care of him while going to school. His father also agreed to his request. So Shiva took a scooter and drove her father to study on the difficult road. ...

After watching this movie, I was also very moved and was infected by Shi Wa's indomitable learning spirit. I want to learn from Shi Wa and form a good habit of self-study. I was unconscious before, and my learning initiative was not strong. I only wrote the exercise book that my mother asked me to write. Now I want to study hard and make progress every day, just like Shi Wa, so as not to worry my parents too much. I also know that Shi Wa has a great quality-gratitude. In the future, I must honor my parents, respect my elders and repay all those who have helped me with a grateful heart.

Reflections on "Carrying Dad to School" 8 I was very moved when I watched the movie "Carrying Dad to School". I often think of the image of the hero in the movie. I cried when I saw the last scene of the film, when Shi Wa swam to the other side of the river with his paralyzed father on his back. Shi Wa is firm, always running forward and never looking back. What excellent quality!

Shi Wa's opportunity to go to school was exchanged for her sister's dropping out of school. The family can't afford two children to go to school at the same time, so my sister has to drop out of school after primary school. Later, it was too difficult for the family to pay the tuition, so they had to marry their sister. What a great effort! Shi Wa lived up to expectations and was admitted to the normal school, but there were two ways ahead: either to take care of his father or not to go to school; Either go to normal school, dad will let others take care of him. Father didn't want to drag Shiva down and committed suicide by jumping into a well. Fortunately, Shiva saved him in time Shi Wa resolutely decided to go to school behind his father's back. What heroic spirit this is!

Compared with Shi Wa, I feel very lonely. I have a happy family and my parents love me very much. However, my return to my parents is so little. I deeply regret my previous ignorance. Once there was no water supply at home, my mother was carrying a big bucket and I was carrying a small kettle to fetch water. On the way home, I felt that the kettle was heavy and it was hard to walk, so I asked my mother to help me carry it and easily ran home to watch TV. After more than twenty minutes, my mother knocked at the door. When I opened the door, I saw my mother sweating like rain ... Shi Wa would blame me: you have such a loving and considerate mother and such a good living condition, and you still don't cherish it. I know I was wrong, and I will help my mother share the housework in the future. Think not only of yourself, but also of your mother's hard work.

After watching this movie, I found that I really should cherish the good times and conditions now. Shi Wa's excellent quality will inspire me to move forward forever.

Reflections on "Carrying Dad to School" 9 When a person complains that he has no shoes to wear, he meets a person who has no feet.

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The river in front, bathed in the sunset, looks particularly splendid and beautiful. Father and son smiled at each other, step by step, crossed the golden river and walked forward together. This seemingly narrow river-crossing path suddenly widened.

For children in mountainous areas, their biggest dream is to get out of the mountains, and the only way to get out of the mountains is to study and go to college.

Shi Wa's father, Starr, is disabled and bedridden. When he knew that his son didn't trust himself and gave up the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to go out to study, Shida limped on crutches and questioned his son with a crumpled admission notice. Even after he accidentally fell, he flapped his arm wildly in Shi Wa's face and muttered, "Be sure to go to school!" The image of this ambitious father is vividly displayed in front of us. He would rather be laughed at by himself as a "five-guarantee household" for his children to walk out of the mountains and not repeat their lives. He would do anything for their children's future! Looking at the picture of Shi Wa's father waving his arms, I really don't understand at that moment: Is it a wise choice to give up studying in order to take care of his father? Is Shi Wa aware of her father's kindness?

Love, sometimes silence is better than voice. When Shi Wa rescued his father who committed suicide by jumping into a well, they sat opposite each other across the wellhead and looked at each other. Under the bath of silver moonlight, father and son's hands were tightly held together.

After watching the movie, I can't forget Shi Wa's eyes when he crossed the river. She is particularly determined and full of hope. No matter how uncertain and unknown the front is, we will never stop chasing our dreams. I have seen a saying that no matter how big the dream is, it is not too big, and no matter how small the dream is, it is not too small. Yes, never stop chasing your dreams. As long as you have unlimited courage and face the unknown dreams frankly, I believe there will always be a bright future.

This film magnifies my naivety and ignorance. When we are playing the game of catching people, perhaps the children in the mountains are dreaming of getting out of the mountains, and their strong desire is forcing them to get up early and study hard; When we are enjoying exquisite dishes and cartoons, children in the mountains may be chewing cracked steamed bread and staring at the mountains in front of us. The same children, but different fate. Shi Wa in the movie is a man who never gives in to fate. He challenged his fate and achieved success in life.

In fact, success is not as difficult as his large population. It's just that when you reach the other side of success, a river suddenly appears. Only those who really have perseverance and persistence can cross the river and reach the other side of success. Today, we may wander around this river, thinking about how to cross it. In fact, as long as you stand on tiptoe to see, success lies on the other side of the river, perhaps only a few steps away.

After crossing the river in our hearts, you will find that success is just around the corner, just hiding behind the river to see if you have the courage to take this step.

10 After watching "Carrying Dad to School" and watching the movie "Carrying Dad to School", my heart is like a thread, and I can't calm down for a long time. This film mainly tells the story of Shi Wa, a child who was born in a poor valley.

When Shi Wa was very young, his mother died and he relied on his father and sister to support him. One sentence I can't forget in the film is what Shi Wa said on the podium: "My opportunity to learn was transferred from a spoon."

Yes, that's true. That was when Shi Wa was seven years old. Her mother died, and her father said that she was incapable and had to come to school alone. So, dad took out a big spoon and said that whoever aimed at the handle of the spoon would go to school. "Yes! Go to school! " Shiva jumped up and shouted with joy. Going to school, for the flowers in our greenhouse, is as common as eating every day, but for the poor children like Shi Wa, it is as difficult as climbing the sky. After school, because a little girl in the same class was drowned by the river on her way to school, she was scared to skip class for three days in a row and dared not cross the river. Dad found out and beat him up. Shi Wa never talks. Dad said, "Are you good enough for your sister?" Dad's voice did not fall, and Shiva burst into tears. Since then, Shiva has studied harder. Be the first in the exam every year. Seeing this, I thought to myself, "Shi Wa can get the first place in the exam every year in such a bad environment, but some of us have failed."

In the end, Shiva was admitted to Normal University, but in the face of Normal University and her father who was paralyzed at home, Shiva chose her father without hesitation. That was when Shiva was just sixteen, but she had to collect firewood and water. Facing the carriage twice as heavy as himself, he walked step by step to the outside of the village, and when he came back with water, he was already sweating like a pig. Dad doesn't want to be a burden to Shi Wa. That night, while he was asleep, Bian jumped into the well and committed suicide. Shi Wa woke up from her dream. When she saw her father was not around, she looked around and saw the dog jumping out of the well anxiously and barking. Shi Wa got it. I jumped without thinking. When I found my father, I held him tightly for fear that he would sink. After carrying dad to the shore. I made a choice-carrying my father to school! Tomorrow, Shi Wa packed his things and went to the river with his father. Father and son smiled at each other, and father threw away his crutch and lay on Shiva's back. Shiva carried her father barefoot and walked slowly across the river.

After watching the movie, I deeply realized that no matter how difficult and frustrating it is, as long as I have the spirit of breakthrough, I will definitely overcome it.