A film full of warmth. Everyone's every word is so healing that you can't help but burst into tears. This may be what we call the ideal life!
When Heidi, who has lost both parents, comes to the foot of the Alps for the first time accompanied by Aunt Deti, facing the blue sky, the continuous mountains, the endless earth and the flowers and plants that spread over the mountains, the herds of cattle and sheep, Heidi can't help her inner nature, take off her clothes and shoes, and excitedly throw herself into the embrace of nature! She loves this free land so much!
When Grandpa Heidi says he can't live with her, Heidi sadly says that she doesn't want to go to the orphanage, and she hugs Grandpa and says she wants to stay with Grandpa. At this moment, the stubborn and lonely grandfather was moved, and he had a decision!
In this way Heidi remained in this inner paradise. She ran up and down freely, like a cheerful bird. Drinking fresh goat's milk and eating the cheese that Grandpa had carefully prepared for her. In the winter, Grandpa would ski with her, and she was very excited. Soar freely, she loves this land so much!
When petty petty is about to beat the sheep because of a fight among the sheep, Heidi is very distressed. She was even willing to give Pete half of her daily food, just to protect the lamb from punishment. She loved these products of nature too much. Every time she faced this land, she found herself.
Little Heidi came to Pete's house as a guest and was warmly received by Pete's grandmother. She was particularly upset when she learned that her grandmother couldn't see anything with her eyes and that she couldn't eat hard bread because her teeth were loose. I felt that I and my grandfather were lucky. She is sensitive, kind and innocent, and she is simply a little angel!
However, Aunt Detty took her away again, and did not even have time to say goodbye to Grandpa. Little Heidi was a little sad.
She came to a palace-like house in Frankfurt. Here, she meets Miss Clara, who is handicapped and lonely, and they become good playmates with each other. And the lovely servants, all of whom loved this polite and somewhat mischievous Heidi. Because Heidi let them release their nature and add a little fun to life!
Every time she ate, Heidi would quietly leave a soft loaf of bread for Grandma Pete, because in her heart, she was sure to go back to that free hometown, back to Grandpa' side. In this way, Heidi read and played with Miss Clara, and they would sneak out the door wantonly, and Heidi would climb the wooden tower in order to see the mountain, but unfortunately she could only see the houses in the city. She was a little disappointed, but she didn't give up hope of returning to her hometown.
Although she was illiterate and laborious to learn, under the guidance of the kind Grandma Clara, she overcame the dyslexia and dreamed of becoming a "storyteller".
But when she learned that she could never go back, every night she lay in the big bed, she would be left in tears of sadness. Slowly, she becomes melancholy and sad, and sleepwalks to her own wonderland at night! At the doctor's suggestion, the kind-hearted Clara father insists on sending Heidi back to his hometown despite his daughter's noisy anger! She was also served soft bread and sausages, and Heidi was very impressed!
Standing at the foot of the mountain range again, Heidi happily took off her beautiful clothes and shoes, eagerly delivered the food to her grandmother, and ran eagerly into her grandfather's arms. She is going to start her future here, she went to school, studied seriously, and became more and more lively and cheerful.
Heidi kept writing to Clara, hoping that she would come to see her, see the landscape, the sheep. Clara began to regret that Heidi had not been able to say goodbye to her when she left, and she was becoming more and more unhappy. Grandma Clara had to bring her here. They met again, played happily, slept in hay, drank fresh goat's milk, breathed free air, picked flowers and caught butterflies, and released their inner displeasure.
When Pete gambles to push Clara's wheelchair off the cliff because Heidi won't accompany him. Clara miraculously stood up because she wanted to chase the butterflies, and finally was able to walk on her own with the help of her friends! Everything was so magical!
The kind Clara forgives Heidi's departure, and when she comes to visit Heidi, she is relieved and relaxed! The illness that had plagued her disappeared.
Just by letting go of others, I also saved myself!
Everything is so just right and nice!