I went to see the movie "Big Brother" in the evening, starring Donnie Yen. The plot is relatively old-fashioned. It mainly tells the story of a veteran who becomes a middle school teacher and teaches a group of bad students to go on the right path. The plot is light and humorous. , the fighting scenes are also more exciting and exciting. There are three points that left an impression on me:

1. Be kind and learn to discover the strengths of others

Facing the traditional naughty students , the teacher played by Donnie Yen did not give up on them, but guided and helped them through various methods, and finally convinced the students with his personal charm and subversive teaching methods. Therefore, when looking at people, you should discover their advantages, so that you will be in a good mood, others will be happy to interact with you, and the world in your eyes will become a better place.

2. Even if you encounter a blow, don’t give up on yourself

The villain in the movie is Donnie Yen’s childhood classmate. He loved playing the piano since he was a child, but he got into a fight with Donnie Yen once in school. His hand was accidentally injured and he could no longer play the piano. The blow was too great and he couldn't recover from it. With resentment, he embarked on the road of no return by relying on his fists to join society. Going further and further on this road, Donnie Yen finally stabbed himself. It can be said that the debt from childhood has been written off. What inspires me is that even if life deceives you, you cannot give up on yourself. Once you give up on yourself, even your friends, relatives, and even the entire society will give up on you...

3 , If you find that you are wrong, you should correct it in time

Correcting when you know you are wrong is a truth we have heard since we were very young, but in fact very few can do it, and most people do not Those who know themselves are like the problem students in the movie. They must suffer losses before repenting. In fact, we make many mistakes in work and life, but consciously or unconsciously, we often ignore the mistakes. It is not until we take a detour that we regret why we did not correct them in time.

Although the creativity of this movie is average and the plot is mostly predictable, it is the weekend after all, so have a happy weekend~