The touching details that are difficult to detect in the novels of "Harry Potter":

1. HAPPEE BIRTHDAE HARRY The night when little Harry was 11 years old, Hagrid arrived. Hagrid gave Harry a cake made by himself. Note the spelling above: "HAPPEE BIRTHDAE HARRY". So every time it’s Harry Potter’s birthday, there’s always this cute spelling on the Internet.

2. Hogsmeade. Only students in the third year of Hogwarts and above can go to Hogsmeade. So in the movie, does this word not appear until the third film? Harry and others stepped off the express, and Hagrid was waiting for them. The word in the red circle is Hogsmeade.

3. During the sorting ceremony, after other children were sorted, Dumbledore applauded as shown in Figure 1. This is the way the elders applaud the younger ones. When Professor McGonagall called Harry's name, Dumbledore made a small movement to stand up and sit upright. After Harry was sorted into Gryffindor, Dumbledore applauded as enthusiastically as everyone else, which showed that he valued Harry.

4. Snape’s Gaze Only one actor knew the truth and fate of his character before the original work was finished, and that was Alan Rickman, who played Snape. When little Harry met his eyes for the first time, his scar ached. Attention Professor Quirrell. He turned his back strangely and muttered something. Of course, we all know what is on the back of the head under that turban.

5. Portraits on the movable staircase wall There are countless portraits hanging on the movable staircase wall, and not all of them are fabricated out of thin air. One of the paintings shows Anne Boleyn (Latin for Anna Bolina), the second wife of Henry VIII and the biological mother of Queen Elizabeth I, who was beheaded in the Tower of London on May 19, 1536 for adultery.

6. Dobby and Socks Dobby comes out of Harry's wardrobe with one of Harry's socks hanging from his ear. At the end of the movie, Harry cleverly frees Dobby with his socks. It doesn't look like the same sock, but the small details at the beginning are still very interesting.

7. The model of Mr. Weasley's flying car is Ford Anglia. License plate number 7990 TD. The prop car disappeared from a studio in southwestern England in 2005 and was found at a 14th-century historic site near Falmouth in Cornwall in 2005. Found in Carn Brea Castle

"Harry Potter" is a series of fantasy literary novels written by the British writer J.K. Rowling from 1997 to 2007, with 7 volumes. The first six of them take the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry as the main stage, describing the protagonist, the young wizard student Harry Potter's six years of study, life and adventures before and after Hogwarts. Story.

"Harry Potter" reflects Ms. Rowling's thinking about real society. The novel divides the magicians represented by the Malfoy family into purebred magicians, who have a high sense of superiority. , so he looks down on magicians like Hermione who come from non-magical families, and mocks him as a "mudblood". Even in the magical world, people like Hermione will be treated unfairly because of their low birth. No matter how hard they work and how good they are, magicians will still be despised by purebred wizards. The main purpose of the magic-grinding world built by Voldemort is to retain purebred wizards and brutally kill those who are not purebred wizards. . On the contrary, the wizarding world represented by Principal Dumbledore and Harry is inclusive. They believe that origin is not important, and the most important thing is personal efforts.