The film "Youth Class"-Teenagers should strive for self-improvement

After watching the movie "Youth Class", I was deeply moved.

At the beginning of the film, Mr. Zhou Zhiyong went all over the country to look for young wizards and set up a youth class in the university.

The children in the juvenile class are all very young. Fang Houzheng, the youngest, is only 1 1, but he is eccentric and has an extraordinary IQ.

With their clever minds, the five of them launched a bloody battle in the university. Teacher Zhou reprimanded them for doing nothing, locked them in the house and let them overcome the IMC problem. Something happened to the young restless mind. He blew up Chang Song's car with his own bomb. Wu was not willing to take the rap and was fired. Teacher Zhou was fired for forging red-headed documents.

Instead of solving the IMC problem, they separated. Where will their fate go?

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The teacher came up with a math problem in class, and Chang Song of the math department racked his brains and couldn't figure it out. 1 1 year-old Fang Houzheng waddled onto the podium and solved the problem with two strokes.

Although Chang Song is the chairman of Weiqi Club, he lost to Fang Houzheng, who only learned a game of chess. But the little fat man was too arrogant and said to him, "Your IQ is too low, lower than that of Wu Ma, and you don't deserve to play Go." Chang Song lost face again. If I were you, I would go back for further study, but he is not easy to mess with. He slapped the little fat man in the face.

Therefore, for unreasonable people, people who are not easy to provoke, as people of insight, don't provoke them, and pay more attention to discretion when speaking. It doesn't make much sense to use your mouth to make others' faces inaccurate.

However, Chang Song is a narrow-minded person. If he can't be a hero intellectually, he tries to solve it by violence. He found someone from the physical education department to beat Mike in the bathhouse. Unexpectedly, he was set up. Students in the juvenile class throw "chemical weapons" into the bathhouse and take their clothes away. Ammonia gas filled them. It's ridiculous that they had to escape from the bathhouse and run naked on campus in full view.

Wei Wu can be said to have the lowest IQ and the lowest exam in the juvenile class, but he doesn't always want to play like others and always wants to pick up girls. He has been working hard and loyal. He always protects them when they are beaten, and usually brings them tea and water, just like an old lady.

When the four of them were eating together, Wei Wu's words made my nose sour and tears came down. He said he was stupid and a fool. His mother gave him the position of vice principal, and he got the second place in the exam. He doesn't deserve to join the problem-solving team.

His words reminded me of my time in Wan Li class. Our class was definitely not as powerful as the juvenile class, but it was also the best class in the school at that time. And I always take the countdown test, the first, the second and the third. I'm really not as good as Wei Wu, both in IQ and diligence. For a while, I also worked hard to write questions and study, but I still couldn't break through the bottleneck of countdown, as if I were stuck in a quagmire.

Genius is 99% sweat and 65,438+0% inspiration. This sentence is always the truth. No matter how high the IQ is, no matter how smart people are, if they don't work hard and strive for self-improvement, they will only become rubbish.

I always call myself a genius, not because I really think so. I know I am far behind my peers. Just look at Guan Xiaotong, my age in the Spring Festival Evening.

At the end of the film, Mr. Zhou said to the students in the juvenile class in a very peaceful tone: "When you come to the crossroads, you must listen to the bravest voice in your heart. When fate requires you to fly against the wind, you can't go with the wind. "

People are like reeds. Only by being deeply rooted can we not go with the flow.

Zhou Lan, Mike and Fang Houzheng all made great achievements later, not only because of their extraordinary talents when they were young, but also because their experiences in the juvenile class taught them a lot. ...

Teenagers should be self-reliant.