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"Movies are often fictional and may not happen in real life.

But it entrusts people with their beautiful longing for life.

"Spring in the Cowherd Class" made me truly feel the teacher's ardent hope and deep love for the students.

In the simple and plain language, I suddenly understood: In fact, in everyone's heart, there is such a beautiful garden. The four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter are distinct, and they change anytime and anywhere due to everything happening around them. Spring is definitely the most beautiful.

In the season, the soft spring breeze blows across the cheeks, the green grass breaks out of the ground, and the tinkling spring water interprets the splendor of spring. However, as long as they are surrounded by love, even those children in the cattle class can still have a child.

Sunny spring..."

"The movie tells the story of how the school seemed to be covered by an airtight iron curtain under the rule of the "iron-blooded" principal. Any changes and attempts seemed not to be allowed, but Matthew carried out his work under this "system"

own exploration.

When he discovered that these children had a hobby of singing "crooked songs", he took advantage of the situation and established a choir. After being discovered, he risked losing his job and carried out an "in-system" struggle, and the results were remarkable:

When Pierre's inner love for music was aroused, he sang alone in the corner;

When the group of unruly children were captured by the music, the tame ones obeyed Matthew's command and greatly reduced their troubles and mischief;

When Pierre learned to be grateful for the first time in his life, he rejoiced because he was forgiven.

At this time, while we are feeling the magical power of music, we must also think that no matter how rebellious, willful, and seemingly hopeless children are, they actually have a key that can open the door to their hearts. The key is the educator.
Chapter completed!