"The Sound of Music" is an easy-to-understand film, and you can never get tired of watching it. Whether it's the first time you've seen it or many times, it can deeply attract your attention. In the movie, Maria is an unqualified nun. In the monastery, in the eyes of nuns, she likes to make trouble. She climbed trees, whistled, and wore hairpins in her hair under her headscarf, which was outrageous. She is a mysterious girl who is painful and annoying. She has the courage to accept her mistakes and sincerely repents. She can make serious nuns in the monastery laugh. She is an angel, a troublemaker and a clown ... However, she is just an ordinary girl who loves freedom, music and nature more than other nuns. The abbot saw Maria's heart, and she understood that the heart should be with nature and have its own broader sky, instead of staying in an isolated monastery. So the dean introduced Maria to Salzburg and asked her to be a tutor to seven children of Colonel von trapp, a retired officer of the former Austrian Imperial Navy.

What inspired me most about this movie was Maria's psychological preparation before she went to Colonel trapp's house. Maria is the first 12 governess in Colonel trapp's family, but she is confident in herself. She believes that strength lies not in quantity or wealth, but in a night's sleep. It's spirit. Give your heart to self-confidence, and she will have more confidence in it. In our real life, many times difficulties and setbacks test our confidence, but self-confidence often seems too fragile. Establishing a certain degree of self-confidence is the prerequisite for us to overcome difficulties. I have read many articles about enhancing self-confidence, but the effect is not good. However, in this scene of "The Sound of Music", listening to the lyrics flowing from Maria's mouth and watching her stride forward, I am relieved, and my heart is not relieved. Sitting in front of the screen, I smiled and seemed to see that many difficulties were subdued between strides.

The happiest episode in the movie is the time Maria spent with seven children of Colonel trapp's family. At first, although the children refused to play tricks on her, they put a toad in her pocket and a pine cone on her seat, which made her very embarrassed. However, she understands the troubles of children's growth. She cared about them, helped them and guided them, and soon won their trust and became their bosom friends. The colonel will leave home for Vienna. During that time, Maria and the children rehearsed songs, played games and played in nature, which added a lot of laughter, joy and anger to the whole family and filled it with the sound of music. When the colonel returned home, he found that the children he had trained as "sailors" had become a good choir, and the cold atmosphere at home became lively. The children's songs deeply attracted the colonel. Under the expectation of Maria and the children, the indifferent colonel who became depressed because of his wife's death finally picked up his guitar and played his favorite Austrian folk song Edelweiss. The children embraced their father and finally found a kind father. Colonel trapp finally felt that he had found his home, and a long-lost sense of happiness came into being. ...

The most touching scene in the film is that Maria overcomes difficulties with the children and Colonel trapp. When Maria aroused her love for Colonel trapp, she knew that the Colonel was going to marry the baroness. She left a letter and went back to the monastery. The dean said to her, "Then you have to find your life." . ) She returned to Colonel trapp's home to pursue her own life. She faced it bravely and finally married Colonel trapp. However, the hardships in life are endless. On the day of the Austrian Folk Music Festival in Salzburg, the Colonel and Maria received a phone call from Berlin, ordering the Colonel to join the Nazi Navy. The colonel refused to serve the Nazis. He would never betray his motherland and people, so he was prepared to take the risk and leave with his family. However, he and his family were placed under close surveillance. In this case, they didn't flinch. Instead, by taking the opportunity of participating in the folk music festival, the trapp Family Chorus presented their heartfelt song Edelweiss in front of Austrian compatriots and led the audience to join the chorus, which aroused the just voice of the Austrian people against aggression and their belief in winning without fear of violence. Finally, with the help of friends and nuns, Maria crossed the Alps, fled the difficult motherland and came to the king of Thailand.

The film has come to a close, but cheerful songs and moving scenes will always be printed in my mind, inspiring me to move forward, helping me learn to be strong, not afraid of difficulties, always have confidence in life, live a happy life, understand others with my heart and help others with my own strength!

The movie The Sound of Music tells me that the best thing in the world is truth, goodness and beauty! Teach me to treat people around me with kindness and love! Love your motherland!