The little snipe in Pixar's animated short film "Snipe" experienced the baptism of the waves and grew from a child to an activist on the beach. Facing the overwhelming waves, it broke in with an ignorant mind and began its growth process. It has always been afraid, disappointed and afraid of the surging waves, but its desire for the outside world and food attracts it to break through the shackles of fear. I saw a different underwater beach world with my new friend the hermit crab, gained a novelty and joy, and found a new foraging method. The little snipe tasted the happiness of success for the first time. This is the gift that life brings to it-growth. Even if the sea wet its fluff, even if the waves swept its body, even if the beach buried its head, but how happy it is to open the gift of life, laughter and tears never separated on the road of growth.
Kamal Hashim, an Iraqi teenager living in contemporary times, used his unique perspective to interpret the happiness of the world he grew up in. This land is full of sadness, and the war has brought many loopholes. As if forgotten by the world, people are praying and expecting. But in the Middle East, "hearses come and go on the hillside, day and night." There is no hot meal to fill the stomach, no communication between peers, only smoke and war. It is so precious that Kamal recorded every bit of peace with his camera. The old man sat in a rocking chair reading a newspaper, the sun rose slowly from behind the palm trees, and free drinks in front of the cafe. ...
In this painful growing years, those warm pictures that make people smile from the heart are like this, and joy and pain are intertwined in this journey. In the face of ugliness, we can still look for the beauty of the world; In the face of fear, you can pursue happiness in life; In the face of death, you can still see the wonderful life. He let the pain shine, like a little snipe, and exchanged his drowning experience for an important leap in his growth.
Everyone has their own karma in life, because fear misses many happiness. Unwilling to grow up, unwilling to bear, timid when it is time to grow up, wasting time. People are born different, so why care? Everyone is born the same, so why complain in the face of pain?
Regardless of age and status, growth not only means growing up, but also means bearing fruit with laughter and tears. On the bumpy road of growth, time has been with us, looking for the beauty of life.
The animated short film Sniper (Part II) begins with a soothing piano. The picture shows a crane foraging on an empty beach. The scene blurs the rocks in close range and focuses on the cranes in the distance, showing the tranquility and beauty of the environment. Then the crane blurred the background and focused on the rocks at close range, and a group of snipes entered the country instantly. The light in the film is well handled. When the camera turns to the mother nest of snipe, a large piece of light is projected on every corner of the nest, which looks very warm, while the sunlight projected on the beach and tide shows that everything is full of vitality and positive.
The overall tone of the film is mainly blue, which highlights the freshness and activity. At the same time, the background music will change in time according to the different subjects. When the camera is a female snipe, the background music is long and gentle, which can show the patience and love of the female snipe. When the camera is switched to a young snipe, the background music is smart and has a strong sense of rhythm, thus reflecting the innocence, carefree and carefree of the young snipe.
When the big waves hit, the experienced snipe quickly dodged, leaving only the young snipe with an ignorant face. In this scene, the young snipe is the center of the picture, and the big waves are approaching. At this time, the background music is more rhythmic on the basis of the original cheerfulness. The waves are getting closer and faster. When the big waves pounce on the young snipe, the background
In the scene, the little snipe trembled alone in the nest. At this time, the mother snipe enters the painting, and the background music is slightly clever, rendering the uncertainty when the mother snipe tests the young snipe. When the mother encouraged the little snipe to go out for food again, the background music of the exclusive little snipe sounded again. At this time, the voice of voice-over sounded, although there were no big waves in the picture, it also let the audience know the development of the plot. When it saw the big waves, it was frightened, and the rhythm of the background music slowed down, which further highlighted the hesitation of the little snipe. At this time, its stomach was ringing because of hunger, which promoted the development of the story. The little snipe made up her mind to go out for food, and the background music accelerated to keep pace with the little snipe's behavior. When the young snipe reached the coast, the big waves hit again, and the music rhythm was strengthened again, which highlighted the surge of the big waves and the fear of the young snipe. When the young snipe was hiding from the waves, it found the hermit crab, and the tone of the background music decreased, indicating that the young snipe was cautious about ignorant things out of curiosity. When another big wave comes, the rhythm of the background music once again strengthens the alto and speeds up, thus showing the crisis of the situation and the inner panic of the little snipe. When the young snipe discovered the beauty under the waves, the background music became cheerful again, and the music was relaxed and pleasant when the waves hit.
As the sun sets, the color of the film changes to purple, and everything is calm and elegant, which indicates the arrival of the ending. In the final scene, the sun always stays in the center of the picture and gradually falls from the horizon. The rhythm of the background music is not so strong, but it highlights the joy and harvest of the little snipe after overcoming difficulties. Finally, the picture is blurred by the panorama, leaving only the light point of the sun at the end of the film.
The whole animated film personifies snipe, and expresses full positive energy through the way young snipe faces difficulties and the encouragement of parents and friends. It is an educational short film full of thinking space.
Today, I watched "Deer Milk of Twenty-four Filial Pieties", which is a very touching story about filial piety.
Deer Milk for Parents tells the story of Zanzi, a filial son in Zhou Dynasty, who risked his life to get deer milk for his parents. Tanzi's parents want to drink deer milk. Tanzi knew that it was dangerous to get deer milk, and she would probably die. But he thought that his father and mother were old, and in order to repay their kindness, they must realize their wishes. He pretended to be a deer, secretly gave deer milk to his parents among the deer, and was almost shot by a hunter.
Reading this story touched me a lot. Think about how much my parents love me. The clothes I wear, the toys I play and the remedial classes I go to every day are all brought to me by my parents who have worked hard to earn money. My parents not only work hard, but also take time to study and play with me, while I enjoy all this with a clear conscience and always lose my temper because my wishes are not met. Compared with recklessness, let alone risking your life to do anything for your parents. It seems that I have never done anything for my parents. I'm ashamed! I am determined to do my best to honor my parents and elders in the future. Every day when my parents come back from work, I will give them slippers to wear and pour hot water to drink; I want to do my own thing and lighten the burden for my parents; I also want to improve my study efficiency and make time to take care of my sister for my parents. ...
Zhu Dexiao comes first. Although I am still young, I can't do many things for my parents, but I will honor my parents from every little thing and be a good boy who is filial to my parents like a rash!
This six-minute classic took three years to complete. Although it is only six minutes, it shows what will happen in the process of growth, such as the growth of snipe, affection, friendship of hermit crab, persistence, learning and the joy of success. These points are worth pondering.
I. Self-reliance
When we grow up, we must learn to be self-reliant instead of relying on our parents. As parents, as children grow up, let them learn a lot by themselves, instead of indulging and giving blindly, and children will never grow up. For the sake of children, I have to learn to let go.
Second, overcome fear.
We should overcome our fears while growing up. We will encounter all kinds of difficulties, big or small. When I encounter difficulties, what I need to do is to face them bravely, not to escape. Running away will never solve the problem. Mother snipe knows that the waves are dangerous. She knows that as a seabird, it will be difficult to survive if she can't face the waves alone, so she didn't stop the snipe from trying, creating an opportunity for him to learn to survive in a difficult situation. In the adult world, we should do the same.
Third, be good at learning.
In the process of growing up, we will have a lot of things that we don't know or understand at first. At first, snipes didn't know how to avoid the attack of the waves, nor did they know how to find mussels. He learned this skill when he saw the hermit crab plunge its head into the sand when the waves came, and successfully escaped the attack of the waves. In the process of growing up, we should also have the courage to learn from others and find our own shortcomings. At the same time, we should try our best to make up for it, and let ourselves grow and learn.
Fourth, learn to share.
The lovely hermit crab learned to prey on mussels by itself. He taught this method to snipe. To some extent, they are competitors, but they are still sharing. When we were young, we were simple and lovely, and we had several heartless playmates. When I grow up, I gradually forget to share and always want to surpass others. In fact, when I grow up, I must help others. What I got was actually the result of everyone's efforts. Sharing my income with others is also part of my growth. Unity is strength.
Fifth, experience growth.
When it comes to snipes, the first thing that comes to mind is that snipes and mussels compete, and the fisherman gains. Therefore, the growth of snipe is not only to learn to prey, but also to grow for a long time. With the company of hermit crabs and the tempering of the waves, it has become more exciting. Growth is accompanied by all kinds of ups and downs. This journey is long and firm, but it is also a painful and happy process. We can feel that we are getting stronger and stronger, and we can feel this kind of happiness and happiness. Although we sometimes encounter difficulties and can't bear them, we can get through it by biting our teeth.
Persistence is victory, and see the rainbow after the rain. Life is like this!
Comments on snipe composition (Chapter 5) Let go of growth.
A few days ago, my mother showed me a Disney animated short film "Snipe". Although this cartoon is only 6 minutes short, it tells me a profound truth.
This short film is mainly about a little snipe who is so dependent on her mother that she always wants her mother to feed her food. But in order to cultivate her ability to take care of herself independently, her mother asked her to go to the seaside to find food by herself. On this day, the little snipe came to the beach again to look for food, and suddenly there was a huge wave on the sea. Seeing the rough waves, the little snipe was full of fear. At the critical moment, the little snipe met several hermit crabs. In the process of getting along with hermit crab, it overcame the fear of waves and learned to feed.
Isn't the little snipe in the movie the growing us? When we grow up slowly and encounter difficulties in life and study, we should do what we can and don't always think about relying on our parents. As parents, as their children grow up, they should let go like the mother of the snipe in the film, and let the children learn and develop their skills themselves, instead of indulging unconditionally and letting them never grow up.
The story of the little snipe reminds me of an experience I had. One day when I was five or six years old, my mother took me to the suburbs to play. Soon, we came to a small river. The river is about three meters wide and the water is very shallow. There are large and small stones that run directly across the river. My mother crossed the river easily in front. She didn't hold my hand. She just stood on the other side of the composition and waited for me. I stepped on the stone carefully and crossed the river slowly. When we reached the shore, the distance suddenly became a little farther. I'm a little scared. I feel like a cliff outside a stone. I dare not take that step, because I think it's too far, but my mother stood not far away and didn't mean to pull me. I looked back at the stone I had just stepped over and compared it. It's a little far. I crustily skin of head took my legs. I really crossed the line. I am very happy. Although it was only a small matter, it left a deep impression on me. My mother's letting go allowed me to overcome my fear and finally successfully cross the river.
In the process of growing up, we will encounter all kinds of difficulties. It's like the rough waves encountered by the little snipe, like the river I met. Mother snipe knows that the waves are dangerous. She knows that as a seabird, it will be difficult to survive if she can't face the waves alone, so she didn't stop the little snipe from trying, creating an opportunity for her to learn to survive in a difficult situation.
In the process of growing up, there are many things that we don't understand and won't, just like the little snipe didn't know how to avoid the waves at first and how to find mussels. He learned this skill when he saw the hermit crab plunge its head into the sand when the waves came, and successfully escaped the attack of the waves. In the process of growing up, we should be like a little snipe, have the courage to learn from others, find our own shortcomings, and make up for them at the same time, so as to grow up and exercise an independent heart.