You only need to feel 600 words after reading the little shoes.

This week, my classmates and I watched an Iranian film Little Shoes.

Little Shoes tells a simple story: Ali, a third-grade elementary school student, accidentally lost his sister Sarah's only pair of shoes. In order not to let the poor parents find out, he warned his sister like this: Don't tell dad that there is no money to buy shoes for you at home, and you will be beaten if you know it. But when Ali looked at his sister's reproachful expression, he was so anxious that he cried. He is afraid that his father will know about it. What he is afraid of is adding another layer of hardship to his melancholy mother's eyes. He is worried that his impetuous father will put another white silk on his head. He doesn't want to add a little burden to the already difficult family because of him ... brother and sister take turns putting on their brother's sneakers to go to school. Brother and sister are running back and forth in the alley beside the ditch. Ali, wearing big slippers, waited for his sister after class at the street corner, quickly changed her shoes and flew to school.

One day, Ali brothers and sisters knew that their shoes had been taken away by a little girl who was poorer than their own family, but they didn't get them back. The poor are not hostile to each other, but help and sympathize with each other.

Later, Ali learned that a five-kilometer long-distance race for primary school students was held in the district, and the third prize was a pair of sports shoes. In order to win this pair of shoes for his sister, Ali begged the teacher to give him a chance to compete. Ali has only one small wish. He doesn't want to win the championship, nor does he want to be praised by the teacher. He just wants to win a pair of shoes for his sister. He can walk to school slowly without running to school, and he won't fall into a ditch because his shoes are too big. But in the end he won the championship, not the third place. He was very sad. The champion's prize is not shoes, but summer camp and sportswear. Ali became the most frustrated winner.

There are many touching plots in the movie, and I am deeply moved by the brotherly relationship between Ali and Sarah. I think we are well-fed and have a happy family now, but we are not as smart and sensible as Ali and considerate as our sister Sarah. We should learn from them!

Chapter two: Review of Little Shoes.

In today's society, science and technology are advancing by leaps and bounds, and people's quality of life has been greatly improved: they can buy whatever they want, do whatever they want, and have nothing to eat or wear. Of course, everything has two sides. If people are too rich, children will become like "little princesses" and "little emperors", and the friendship between people will gradually fade away. The son in the movie Little Shoes is a poor child, but he is very touching.

The hero of the story is two children, one is Ali, and the other is Ali's sister, named Sarah. They are all good children with excellent academic performance, sensible and clever. They were born in poverty, but their whole family is United and friendly. Although they are not rich materially, they are "billionaires" mentally. In the story, Ali accidentally lost Sarah's shoes, and they agreed to wear Ali's sneakers to school in turn. In order to let Sarah put on new shoes, Ali wanted to win the third prize for Sarah in the marathon, but in the end he won the championship, which made Ali very sad.

After reading this story, I feel sorry for Ali, because Ali was late and the scene after the marathon seemed to be "wronged". I am deeply touched by the Ali family, because their family is United and friendly, and their parents and children are very caring. Think about us now, some people are at odds with friends for the benefit, parents are divorced countless times, and there is a generation gap between father and son ... this is the difference between poverty and wealth. Think again that Ali tried his best to earn a pair of sneakers for his sister and gave all his strength. At present, some people are ready to help others, but most of them just talk and speak ill of each other in secret, which can be described as duplicity.

People who are often materially rich are spiritually poor; People who are often materially poor are spiritually rich.

Chapter three: the feeling of little shoes

I saw the movie Little Shoes today, and I have a deep understanding!

The little hero in the movie is Ali, an Iranian child. Because he lost the shoes repaired by his sister, he was too scared to tell his parents, so he had to change them with his sister every day. How eager he is to have a pair of shoes and not have to change them with his sister every day, but his family is too poor to pay the rent. He and his sister found the lost shoes, which they intended to get back, but later they found that the little girl's family was not rich and her father was blind, so they couldn't bear to get them back.

Finally, the opportunity came. The government wants to hold a sports meeting of different ages, but without him. So he cried and begged the teacher to let him participate, and the teacher agreed to his request. During the competition, Ali kept thinking about his promise to his sister. He wanted the third runner-up to earn a pair of shoes for his sister. Little Ali ran more and more vigorously, and one of his classmates tripped him, but little Ali got up and continued running, and finally came first. Everyone was happy for him, but he still cried, because the first prize was a trophy, and how he longed for those beautiful shoes!

Ali came home, squatted by the pool in his yard, took off his worn shoes that won him the championship and threw them aside. Oh, my God, his feet are blistered. Maybe to ease the pain. He put his feet in the pool. At this time, a lot of small goldfish swam over, as if they were all looking at Ali's worn feet and worried about little Ali. I am so touched to see this. I will cherish the beautiful life now. We think it's too simple for others to put so much effort into a pair of shoes. I must cherish the present, study hard and help students in trouble in the future!

Chapter four: the feeling of little shoes

On 20 12 1.5, my classmates and I watched the Iranian film Little Shoes at school. This is the first film in Iranian film history to be nominated for the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. It tells the story of a brother and sister and a pair of little shoes.

Little Ali accidentally lost his sister's only pair of shoes when he retrieved the little shoes repaired for his sister. In order to avoid the punishment of his parents, he begged his sister not to tell her parents. As a result, the only pair of shoes that brothers and sisters have is changed on their feet every day. How eager my brother and sister are to have a new pair of shoes. One day, my brother Ali's school held a long-distance race. The third prize was a pair of new shoes. During the game, Ali fell down, got up and continued running regardless. He wanted to win, he wanted to get those shoes, and finally he tried his best to get to the finish line first. When people congratulate the little champion. I found my brother who won the first prize crying in front of the camera. In fact, the reason why he was really sad was that he didn't get the third place, because how much he needed a pair of new shoes and brought back a pair of new shoes that she had been waiting for for a long time. When Ali came home, he didn't know how to comfort his sister. He took off his worn-out shoes and soaked his blood-soaked feet in the hospital pool. A group of fish swam towards him and touched him. At this time, his father is on his way home. On his bike, there are new shoes for Ali and his sister. ...

In the movie Little Shoes, although the brothers and sisters live in poverty, they still laugh from time to time, as if they were living in heaven. They are so simple, naive, kind and happy that I am very moved. There are many shoes on my shoe cabinet. How I want to give them some pairs for my brother and sister to wear. Children living in two different societies have various living conditions.