The five children in the film have different personalities and different endings, which is also closely related to their family education.
The first one is a greedy little fat man. His main performance is that he can't control his desires.
The little fat German in the film is always eating. In the factory, he ignored the owner's reminder, blindly satisfied his greed, and finally fell into the chocolate river and was sucked away by the thick pipe.
Once people can't control their desires and pursue immediate satisfaction excessively, they can't move forward.
The second is the charming rich second generation princess. This arrogant rich second generation girl comes from an English aristocrat. Her father paid a huge price to get this golden lottery ticket, but she didn't have any extra excitement. Instead, she took the opportunity to make another request: "Dad, I want a pony."
The little girl is arrogant and unreasonable. She only knows how to take, but she doesn't know how to be grateful. She is very possessive. What she wants is not really needed, just to satisfy her possessiveness. Once she gets it, she will immediately throw it aside and find new fun again.
This little girl is still very hypocritical. She wants Wonka's little squirrel. Knowing that she couldn't buy it, she used a fake smile to win each other's favor. Unfortunately, Wonka didn't buy it. The little girl changed her face immediately after being rejected. Even without the owner's consent, she personally caught the little squirrel she wanted, and was finally judged as a bad fruit by the squirrel and kicked into the trash can.
The third is to win the championship of chewing gum by hook or by crook. As you can see from the entrance, this girl has a strong vanity and will come to the first place even if she walks. Competitive, she finally became a blueberry man.
Look at the champion mother again. She pays more attention to honor and face, especially when everyone comes out at last. From her mother's eyes, she can see helplessness, disappointment and rejection.
The fourth is an arrogant gamer. He is addicted to his own world, because no one can beat him, so he is very arrogant. His character is very violent. You can see how violent he is by destroying chocolate in the factory.
In the end, the boy jumped into the time machine regardless of everyone's dissuasion and became a palm-sized villain. Later, after stretching, he became thin and long.
The last one is kind Charlie. Charlie's family is poor. He got the lottery ticket by accident. Charlie was the last child to persist. When Wonka suggested that Charlie should inherit the factory, but he must give up being with his family, Charlie refused, because through this trip, Charlie realized the love of his family and the meaning of "kindness" and "responsibility".
Behind every bear Haizi, there is a bear parent. Looking at the first four children, their parents only know how to accommodate and satisfy their children blindly. Families without rules and constraints will have cognitive defects, and children without rules will not feel the love of the family.
Letting children do whatever they want will lead them to pursue and satisfy their own desires, lack thinking and self-management, and become more and more ignorant and greedy, just like the little fat man in the article.
Family education is as important as school education. Many times, the power of family education is irreplaceable by others, such as the attachment relationship between parents and children. So parents must be made aware of how important their responsibilities are.