Article 1: Education

Part I: Admission Notice

Recommended index: ★★★★★★☆.

Wonderful degree: ★★★★★★★

Suitable for the crowd: people who have studied in university, people who are studying in university, and people who are about to study in university.

The essence of film: satire and fierce attack on traditional education.

People who have seen this movie must be very happy and absolutely inspiring. The film mainly tells the story of a high school graduate, Batbie, who is under pressure to enter higher schools, and all his eight letters of application for university admission are rejected. This is not what his parents want to see. Fortunately, Batbie is not the only student who is in trouble. Several of his good friends are facing the same problem. Faced with the bleak future because they can't enter the university, the pressure exerted by their parents, and in order to attract their dream lovers-Monica, Batbie and his friends, a group of inexperienced high school students, after giving a broad explanation of the word "liberalism", they rented a venue, invited actors and set up a virtual website, and decided to establish a non-existent "South Harmon Institute of Technology". However, naive Batbie didn't expect that things would make a big deal. Until the next day, when he saw more than 300 people with the same experience coming to his so-called school to register, he knew that he was going to go on. Maybe they had the same experience to unite them well. Later, they were brought to court by the real Harmon Institute of Technology. In court, Batbie's passionate speech is the climax of the film. Everything he said was a challenge to traditional education. His disdain and direct criticism made the judges finally have to recognize their school. ...

Part II: Street Diary

Recommended index: ★★★★★★★

Wonderful degree: ★★★★★

Suitable for the crowd: strong interest in American rascal culture.

The essence of the film: emotions need to be confided, sharing is happy, and biased life is cruel.

When all aspiring teachers are afraid of such a chaotic school, 23-year-old Erin Growell just walked out of the campus gate, full of vigor and vitality. After careful consideration, she set her sights on Wilson High School. As a teacher, she is fully prepared for what she is about to face, but she is still surprised by the degree of chaos here: the class she teaches definitely represents a multi-ethnic gathering, and all the students come from completely different social classes-blacks, Latinos, Asians, minors who have violated the law, gang members and poor people from the poorest communities. There is only one reason for these students to sit here, to pass the boring time before 18 years old. Irene doesn't know what environment has created these students' cynicism, and hatred has almost become the only way for them to express their feelings. Their understanding of "compulsory education" is to muddle along, and when they reach adulthood, they can live the life they want. A group fight in the Jewish community became a turning point in Irene's relationship with the students. A Latino in the class witnessed the murder of a student, which made the air restless. In class, Irene pays the most attention to eliminating racial barriers. However, a student's satirical cartoon about racial discrimination completely exploded her ... Irene's anger caused an uproar in the class, but inadvertently narrowed the distance between her and the students. ...

Gradually, the students who closed the window of the soul began a simple communication. Irene encouraged them to share their experiences and stories with each other. After all, it is lucky to survive in such a high crime rate. Irene took the opportunity to buy a copy of Anne Frank Diary for each student, hoping that they could also record their thoughts and experiences in the form of diaries. It turns out that emotions need to be confided, and sharing is also happy. Children's ideas and horizons gradually broaden and know how cruel it is to live with prejudice. For the first time, they know that their future destiny can be in their own hands and they can live the life they want.

Article 2: Street Dance

Part III: "Thermal Power Generation"

Recommended index: ★★★★★★★

Wonderful degree: ★★★★★★★★

Suitable for the crowd: people who dance street dance, people who like street dance, and all young people in May.

The essence of the film: gorgeous dancing skills fight for friendship, affection and honor.

In the United States, no matter on street corners, alleys, sports fields or sweaty dance halls in the dark, you may see such a group at any time-that is, street dance groups. In recent years, street dance has become an indispensable part of American culture in the new era with its unique charm. The bustling crowd crowded together to cheer for their favorite group, and every gorgeous action would bring a series of high-decibel shouts. The competition between groups makes people who stop to watch linger. In the pop music with strong sense of rhythm, they challenge the gravity of the earth, and their incredible dancing skills and explosive movements are dazzling. Our story begins with music. Elgin and David are best friends, and their street dance troupe is invincible. It is their dream to record their own unique style of street dance into a video for distribution.

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