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As soon as today's activities were over, we went back to class. The teacher showed us a touching film in 214-"A Family of Shanzi". All the students watched it with great interest and interest, but almost everyone burst into tears in the end.

Shanzi's family is very unfortunate. His mother is mentally ill and needs a lot of money to buy medicine to treat the disease. On Shanzi's birthday, his father had a traffic accident, and the whole family was in trouble because of the fall of the pillar. Shanzi alone provoked all the heavy work at home, and then his third grandmother fell ill. Finally, Shanzi was admitted to the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine with excellent results.

I couldn't help crying after watching the movie. Compared with Shanzi, my life is much happier. My parents will buy whatever they want, eat well and dress well. Just study, and what about Yamako? He doesn't have enough to eat and clothes, and he doesn't even have a decent schoolbag. He has to bear the burden of supporting his family, even though his academic performance is excellent, which makes me feel ashamed.

Looking at Shanzi's rough experience, I feel that my life is so happy. My parents care for me, and I don't need to worry about anything. At home, my mouth is full of food and my clothes are stretched out, but sometimes I am not satisfied. I am picky about eating and dressing. And Yamako can only rely on himself, and his spirit of self-reliance is worth learning!

Think of me who studied guzheng. I spent three days fishing and two days drying the net, and all I could do was say I was exhausted. I-I didn't want to learn, and I never thought that I could get a reward only by paying. Sometimes I stay at home even for a few months. I don't want to practice the guzheng when I have nothing to do. I'm really embarrassed to see Yamako, so eager to learn. < P > What I feel most deeply is that Yamako studied hard while taking care of his mother under such difficult conditions, and finally got into college with excellent results. Our learning environment is much stronger than Shanzi's. In such a superior environment, we should know how to cherish, be grateful and struggle.

I was deeply moved by Yamako's unfortunate experience and strong growth process. I understand that no matter what setbacks and difficulties I encounter in my life, I should be strong and brave, and work hard to achieve my goals and ideals.

This movie made me feel that the hardships of the Shanzi family's life and the misfortune of the family also made me realize how happy I am, made me realize my shortcomings, and taught me to face difficulties independently and know how to be grateful in return.