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"[Wang Yuan said] Back to basics"
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If I recommend a movie in the winter that can be watched lazily in the bed, then I will not hesitate to choose "Heidi and Grandpa", which was released in 2015.
The story is based on the novel Heidi by Swiss writer Johanna Spielty. Heidi, a little girl, lost both parents at an early age and lived with her aunt. Then her aunt found a new job and sent her to the Alps, where her grandfather lived.
Grandpa had an eccentric personality and initially did not accept her arrival. Fortunately, Heidi was innocent and kind, and slowly impressed her grandfather, and the grandfather and grandson began a simple and beautiful mountain life. However, the calm routine is shattered by the reappearance of her aunt, who sends Heidi to a large family in Frankfurt to make a playmate for her paralyzed young lady Clara. Since then, Heidi, who has always been born with nature, has begun to experience a completely different life.
The plot of the whole movie is actually very simple, and there is no deliberate contradiction, even if Heidi and Grandpa have an age difference, Heidi and Clara have different growth environments and status, and nature and the city have the habit of scenery... Between these differences, differences and opposites, a three-dimensional and vivid character is fully displayed. The moving part of the film lies more in the simple life "restored" by the lens, whether it is the magnificent scenery of the Alps or the innocent and soft faces of the children, which are impressive.
After arriving in Frankfurt, Heidi missed her grandfather and longed to return to the Alps.
But at the same time, she was spiritually enlightened at Clara's house and had a dream of "writing a story," even though it was later ridiculed by her friends at the town's school. Clara, who has been living in solitude since losing her mother, not only gained good friends, but also harvested the double healing of body and mind during the long and happy "vacation" to the Alps.
We must admit that happiness is diverse, that life is not always bad, and that seemingly difficult circumstances may be nurturing seeds of hope. See life through the eyes of children, there is no pain of falling over each other, mountains, meadows, sheep are the end of the world. And Heidi's grandfather and Clara's grandmother, the years have given them gray hair, also given them infinite wisdom, they can also insight into the joy of returning to nature.
Thinking back on one's own growth and hope, as the movie shows, returning to nature in childhood and old age: one is to find one's connection with the world, to explore why one was born and where to go; the other is to awaken to the continuation of life, write the sequel of the story, and return to the most original original intention.
Returning to basics refers to removing the external decoration and returning to the original state of simplicity and innocence. Speaking of this word, four little stories come to mind.
At an age when I like to write in eccentricity, I especially like to start a conversation with a stranger with the question, "If you can travel through time and space, what time would you most like to go back to?" "The answer most people give me will be childhood, or youth.
Two days ago, the movie "Shaolin Temple" was replayed on TV, and the clarity of the film has been technically restored, providing me with a good viewing experience for the first time and immersing me in it. It wasn't until I got up that I realized that my dad had already sat next to me at some point, and my dad sighed and said, "'Shaolin Temple' was the first movie I went to the cinema to see, when your grandfather rode a car with three children, one in front and two in the back basket. Dad said as he looked at me, "I was about 12 years old, and I remember this memory very clearly." ”
I looked at my father who was reminiscing about my childhood, and for a moment I also fell into a trance, like an observer, through this emotional description, I got a glimpse of the simple time of that era.
In recent years, through the restoration of clarity, many classic films have been re-released in theaters, and when films with less clear picture quality in memory appear in front of the eyes with a new look, the memory that is blurred in time seems to have also lifted the fog and passed on in the memory of the next generation.
In addition to repairing old photos through AI technology, outlining clear edges and corners for the yellowed years, and making the voices and smiles of people who remember loved ones vivid again, there is also such a profession, they give new life to dolls through their dexterous hands. Uncle Zur is a doll doctor, and the patients he treats are dolls of different ages and genders, and they come with their own long cases and tell moving stories.
Before getting to know the owners of these dolls up close, many people used the word "childish" to interpret such behavior, thinking that they were a group of eccentrics who indulged in childhood and did not want to grow up.
But if you're willing to put down the assertion and approach their story, you'll find that the dolls they want to repair with their hearts are more like an emotional sustenance, won't leave and leak secrets, and are the owner's eternal loyal listeners. If a memory can be preserved in physical objects for a longer period of time, it will be far more important to keep it alive than to repair it.
Nowadays, with the rapid development of technology, we can not only use technology to repair vague memories, but also take the most primitive measures to prolong the temperature of memories. As Dream Quest says, "Remember me before the memory of love fades." ”
If I could go back to the morning, I wouldn't sleep until eleven o'clock in the afternoon, don't aimlessly swipe short videos, don't open the music software when the computer is ready to work, open the iPad video software along the song comment area and immerse myself in the variety show until midnight.
"What a wasted day," one of the up owners of YouTube also exclaimed. "What would you do if you spent 5,000 identical 24 hours?" A pseudo-VLOG-style movie inspired by Japanese internet celebrity Asagiri Meow is fed up, I really can't do it. Good to escape. "" detonated the onlookers of netizens and won more than nine million plays on station B.
The film begins with a VLOG, she is a UP owner who travels to Atami, and on the first day she decides to travel to Atami, she encounters one misfortune after another, and worse, for a long time in the future, whenever she wakes up, she finds herself repeating this damn day, and everyone can't remember what happened yesterday, and the fear of "Groundhog Day" surrounds her.
It wasn't until the 500th day, when she took the initiative to talk to NPCs for the first time, that she realized that she could make more people smile through her own efforts, and she finally began to make changes slowly.
The time came to the 5,000th day, everything was ready, she saved all the avoidable misfortunes, everyone in the town smiled happily, the fireworks party was held smoothly, she took the stage to sing a song she had personally composed, the time hand finally turned again, and tomorrow came.
This is a well-made film with a great sense of power, and the message it conveys is the motivation that each of us who are struggling to live can resonate and urgently need to absorb, "If nothing is done, today is still a static day", throw away the unchanging repetition, pick up the original intention of life, and strive to live every today with the expectation of the future, and a better tomorrow will come.
When you've been kidnapped by a lot of chores and want to focus again, you can also try to understand the life of a minimalist, or start a minimalist life. I love a video by an anchor where the uncle's family lives at the foot of the Alps, looking for the purest happiness in nature.
Uncle likes to preserve the most original taste of food when eating, corn paste and bacon ham is a delicious meal, coming to the cottage on the hillside to make a cup of hot coffee is a leisurely relaxation, and it is the joy of friendship with old friends to carry equipment to hike snowy mountains and row in the clear lake. There's no anxiety, no fast-paced, no late-night low-headed people, little granddaughters picking wildflowers in the early morning sun, and families huddled around the lawn for a barbecue picnic. The uncle called on people to live simply, enjoy nature, and accompany their families. Just twelve words may be the latest explanation of the modern version of the return to basics.
As Wang Yuan said, happiness is diverse, life is not always bad, and seemingly difficult circumstances may be nurturing the seeds of hope - may everyone return to their simple original intentions.
Thank you for listening to this issue of "Source Radio", using music as a secret code, taking Wang Yuan as the mystery, letting time witness, we will meet again in the next issue, not to see or disperse~
Copywriting 丨 Mu Chen
Typography 丨 Small grilled sausage
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