A Review of Documentary Micro-world

After reading a work, you must have a new understanding and view of life. It's important to record it. Let's write a review together. Is it impossible to write without a clue? The following is my comments on the documentary "Micro World", which is for reference only and I hope it will help you.

Documentary Micro-World Review 1 Documentary Micro-World has such a picture: a dung beetles pushes a round dung ball, struggling to move forward between pebbles scattered with grass and roads. Its movements were so clumsy and clumsy that when going up and down the mountain, the dung ball lost its balance and fell down, even hitting its own carapace. The students laughed at this scene, but the dung beetle on the screen was still like Sisyphus in Greek mythology, with its front foot touching the dung ball and its back foot pushing forward. After being frustrated by the loss of gravity of the dung ball again and again, it finally crossed the mountain and the ridge, and the dung ball twice its size drew a lasting trace on the ground. It is said that ants are excellent porters among insects. In fact, dung beetles have more perseverance and endurance than ants! I can't help feeling.

While I was enjoying the dung beetle, something dramatic happened. The dung ball rolling along the road pressed on a thorn, and the sharp thorn immediately plunged into the soft dung ball. The dung beetle didn't seem to notice, but still pushed the dung ball in the direction of the thorn root, and the thorn sank deeper and deeper. In the classroom, more than 50 pairs of eyes looked at the dung beetle with interest, as if predicting whether this dark insect would foolishly waste energy or take resourceful and flexible measures. At first, dung beetles pushed forward blindly, and the dung ball did not move, as if it had taken root. Suddenly it stopped moving and patrolled around the dung ball. Walking to the thorn, it stopped to listen for a while, as if it had found something, and then put its two front feet on the dung ball and rolled towards the tip of the thorn. "How clever!" I don't know who gave a cry and expressed the students' feelings. Unfortunately, the dung beetle's arm strength was not enough, so it was difficult to push a much bigger dung ball and it fell down. I thought it would give up, but it assumed the same posture, pushing and moving stubbornly. The thorn showed its true colors millimeter by millimeter, and finally the dung ball was torn off the sharp thorn.

Dung beetles didn't breathe, and the dung ball rolled out a track on the path. From its slowly moving figure, I can see that it is hardworking, persistent, tireless, never giving up, witty and flexible, and beneficial to the environment. Really worthy of being a "gentleman" in the insect world. But when it comes to hard work, people will think of earthworms, smart and flexible, ants, favorable environment, ladybugs and hard-working bees. "No matter whether the flat land or the top of the mountain is occupied." In fact, dung beetles, who truly integrates these virtues, can only stand aside silently because of its filth! I can't help but think of the cleaners in the human world-they work hard and get up in the dark, but they don't get the thanks and respect they deserve. Isn't this all because of people's deep-rooted prejudice against dirty and smelly jobs?

The dung beetle on the screen continues its monotonous and hard work, and the street cleaner is also working hard day after day. I hope that the micro-world can teach us to eliminate prejudice, understand those laborers who do dirty work, and look at the "dung beetles" of the macro-world with a grateful heart, so that our society will become more harmonious and beautiful.

Compared with reading, watching movies is easier and more interesting. This may be determined by the characteristics of paper media and electronic media. I thought of writing some film reviews a long time ago, so let's start now.

I just watched the documentary "Micro World", and I feel that it is such a simple and sincere work. In my impression, this is one of the trilogy of heaven, earth and man (micro-world, bird migration, ocean).

In this film, director jacques perrin takes all kinds of insects and small animals in nature as the main characters and tells us the story of life with his own life. What moved me most was that the director patiently observed and showed the life of these micro-worlds from an equal perspective. Among them, when I saw dung beetles stubbornly pushing dung eggs up the hill, I smiled and admired its spirit. The little life in the film is like a child, and every move reveals the love and enjoyment of life. Their instinctive labor behavior made me start to think about my attitude towards life. People always become numb and ignorant unconsciously. Today, I went to school to play badminton with my roommate, and the chat on the way back also caused me to think deeply. Roommates say that playing games with lower-level students will make them stupid. I quite agree with this. If you don't advance, you will retreat Just like playing chess, I was told long ago not to play chess with weaker opponents. Because you can't learn anything. I should be a person who likes challenges, although my chess skills are poor. Only then did I find myself a weak player in the game. I'm not very good at playing cards, and I'm not interested in most sports. The reason is that I was not very good at sports since I was a child. Over time, I was not good at it, didn't like it, didn't like it, wasn't good at it, and kidnapped me. It seems that we need to break through ourselves and be as versatile as possible in the future. But then again, maybe only paranoia can survive in a world full of temptations in the future. Because their life energy is concentrated. From this perspective, balance is the most important art in life, and there is no need to struggle.

Sorry, let's go back to the documentary "Micro World". Perhaps reading books and watching movies is not for sorting out, but more importantly, understanding. But understanding may be the hardest thing in the world. In this film, ants, bees, frogs, butterflies and snails that are neglected in our daily life all come alive. I am very moved to see what they have done to survive. The seriousness with which ants go in and out of caves with food reminds me of Fabres's Insect, which is also a compliment to cell life. There are always some people in this world who will pay attention to what we ordinary people ignore. I am willing to get rid of my drowsiness and be a conscientious person. The wind blows in the film, flowers bloom and fall, which makes me feel the texture of life. And the right music made me deeply moved by the elegance and romance of the French people represented by the director. I have also seen two very good movies, The Last Lion and Mountain Bike (I think it seems better to translate the name of this movie into Endless Life). Because although most of the movies are about mountain bikes, the title of the film is life cycle), I suddenly feel that the real artist should be a master of rhythm. Their indifference to human nature is perfect when they capture the emotions of the audience. I am willing to go my own way at my own pace. Please be quiet in the world.

In the microscopic world of documentary, there is a feeling that 30,000 clouds cover the sunny day and the forest and grass are boundless;

A ray of sunshine leaks out quietly, and the light and shadow are mottled in the green grass.

A static action, a day, a season, a life,

A little quicksand, a little time,

Cui Cui is red and colorful.

Light moves with the shadow, and clouds meet.

The big world in the "micro world" and the "big Kun" in the "small universe".

Not to mention the narrow road meets the brave, and the little ant hits the big ladybug; Not to mention the warm embrace of two snails in light music and the visual contrast impact brought by the saliva that gives me goose bumps; Not to mention such a long caterpillar that I dare not look at it again. It turned out to be a scene where countless caterpillars marched in an orderly manner, and the queue was polite and awe-inspiring. Not to mention the unity of the ant world and dung beetles's insistence (I really doubt whether it is a dung ball or a soil ball. If it's a clay ball, why do you want to transport it so far? There is dirt everywhere. ), the magical bubble restaurant of spiders in the water, the free walking of so many feet coordinated by hundreds of feet, the contest of busy creatures in different States after the rain, and the just matador after a friendly nod ... How are these magical pictures made? And people are so shocked and amazed? Perhaps it is because these are magnified from the perspective we are used to, and let us see the subtleties that we didn't know before, and see a big and different world in the subtleties; Perhaps it is because the author has devoted more than ten years of time and effort to this film, and the efficiency and serious concentration of a film; Maybe a story touched a resonance point in our hearts, maybe ... my biggest feeling is that all the nuances are true.

First, the subtle movements of creatures in the film also let us re-recognize such a different world. This is a delicate chapter in biology.

Secondly, the author spent more than ten years (decades of life), used such perseverance and spent so much time to complete admirable works, which made the accumulation of bits and pieces have a big vision because they never let go of details. It is the author's subtle insight into things.

I thought of our teaching because I brought some occupational diseases. British poet Blake said: A world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a flower. What about the student? For us, this is a universe. If we can have this spirit all our lives like the author of the film Tiny World, then every dedicated teacher does not expect to complete a professional masterpiece, but at least we can better understand the small universe of everyone and students. Only by understanding the small universe of students can we do our work better.

The Book of Changes says that "the infinite gives birth to Tai Chi", and finally "everything belongs to ten parties", from scratch. Small details may be inconspicuous, but they are complex and huge, or they may be built from the smallest and most inconspicuous bits and pieces. I remember the last time I saw the mystery of the sinking of the Titanic, one of the reasons for the sinking was the rivets that fixed all the parts of the ship together. It is reported that Titanic needed about 3 million steel rivets, and the final sinking of the ship may be due to the poor quality of rivets. Whether the legend is true or not, we can see that the nuances have great influence and may even affect the final outcome.