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1. In the past two years, domestic television stations and networks seem to have set off a burst of "marriage and love observation program fever", which has brought everyone thinking while entertaining.
Among the observation guests who made a deep impression, the combination of the old drama bone Qin Pei and his daughter Jiang Liwen cannot be ignored.
In "Daughters' Boyfriends", which is based on the theme of "marriage promotion", Uncle Pei treats his daughter with full tolerance of love, and also "pets" Jiang Liwen into what every girl wants to be.
She can generously count her own advantages, making Prince Wen smile and bend his eyebrows.
You can also receive ordinary gifts from your boyfriend on your birthday without any shame.
Generously share your depression problems on social media, as well as how to alleviate them.
Being able to live so strongly and not being afraid of external good or bad scrutiny is of course inseparable from Uncle Pei's unreserved love.
A father who can encourage his daughter to love bravely, not to complete the marriage in order to achieve a certain life plan, and always open his arms to meet her, is the cornerstone of Jiang Liwen's powerful three views of faith.
This is always the case in life: the brilliance and self-confidence you can see in others is most likely because they have love that is happy enough to overflow.
This kind of love is not limited to giving or bearing, and can be the rose that is unique to the little prince and him.
It can also be a little Heidi in the Alps barefoot held in Grandpa's arms.
Unlike The Little Prince, which most people first come into contact with in film and television adaptations as adults, Heidi, a work by the Swiss children's literature writer Johanna Spielly in the nineteenth century, has been adapted to the screen countless times over the past hundred years.
One of the most familiar versions is the animated series "Girls of the Alps" written by Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki, which aired on CCTV every morning at 7 o'clock every morning in the 1990s. I believe it is the common memory of the 80s, 90s and even the post-70s who spit out seeds while biting watermelons in the summer.
And just recently, this work that carries our childhood memories has not only been brought to the big screen again, but also screened nationwide.
The one who counted the cicadas in the plane trees in the summer of my youth and secretly decided to go hiking in the Alps when I grew up, this time I was able to see the pure blue sky and green grass and flowers in "Heidi and Grandpa" in front of the wider and more delicate screen.
2. Heidi, who is young and lost, is taken in by her aunt, but the good times are short-lived, and the aunt transfers Heidi to her grandfather's house in the Alps.
Heidi, who had just arrived here, was not familiar with life, and Grandpa was not friendly to this little girl who had just broken into his life, and thought about sending her to the orphanage. But the kind Heidi discovered the gentle heart hidden under the cold appearance of her grandfather, and the old and the young unloaded the atrium and relied on each other for their lives.
But the good times did not last long, Heidi was abducted by her aunt to Germany, became the playmate of the rich lady Clara, she missed her grandfather and the Alps day and night, and finally waited for a miracle to happen.
All the details of childhood you can think of are reflected in Heidi and Grandpa. The film also enriches more clues. For example, when Heidi was first brought to the Alps by her aunt, the people on the mountain chewed the root of the little girl's tongue: "Your grandfather was a murderer." And in the face of the grandfather who kept shouting "get out" to his aunt and himself, the desire for acceptance of his grandfather in the eyes of little Heidiner also truly touched the heart of the viewer.
Heidi, who lives in the Alps, reveals the nature of a child of nature the moment she takes off her thick coat.
She stepped barefoot on the alfalfa flowers and ran barefoot through the snow of the mountains. Seeing petit herding partner Pete's slight frown when he beat the goat, and wiping his mouth after sipping the goat's milk with a wooden water scoop after returning from the herding. A smile is the innocent and cute nature of a child.
Heidi is not only a child of nature, but also a warm little sun.
After being tricked by her aunt into coming to Germany, Heidi became Clara's "treasure girl". She pushed Clara, who could not walk, out, and talked to her about the strange stories of the Alps, even if she was finally punished by the harsh housekeeper, she did not forget to comfort Clara who felt sorry for her.
This little Heidi, who always had a smile on her face, was the powerful little hand that pulled Clara out of her lonely life.
Just as in the film, Clara is secretly sad about the portrait of her mother, but little Heidi appears at the right time, lifting the heavy window curtain into a corner, and the white-gold sunlight outside the house tilts, just on Clara's smiling face in the painting.
Such a little Heidi, who is full of love and always loves others, of course, has her own loneliness.
When she said goodbye to the housekeeper with the small bread she had saved from three meals, but was told that she had been sold by her aunt into Clara's house as a companion, little Heidi rubbed the eagle tears that her grandfather had carved for herself.
She missed the Alps, where there was always snow, the grandfather who said he was going to send her to the orphanage but silently built her a small stool, but she couldn't let go of Clara, who was bedridden because she said she was leaving.
And a sentence from Grandma Clara injected energy into the confused Heidi: "If there is anything in life that makes you happy, then do it, don't care what others say." ”
It is the ability to feed back in love that creates the Heidi who always shows ten teeth.
3. Revisit heidi, which we are familiar with as a child, heidi and grandpa also broadens the broader dimension.
The confrontation between the rationality represented by Clara's father and the adults in the village who instructed Grandpa Heidi to send him an education, the confrontation between Grandma Clara and the sensibility represented by Peter; the contrast between the city shrouded in industrial steam and the countryside covered with green vegetation and flowers; the contrast between the civilized etiquette of the governess and the housekeeper and Grandpa's extensive nature education of Heidi.
These are concepts that we didn't think deeply about when we were young, and they are also the space for adults to think about heidi and grandpa.
But first, Heidi and Grandpa is also a film that teaches people how to love.
At the beginning of being loved, we all have to learn how to love people first. Just as little Heidi first came to Grandpa's house, she slept in the livestock shed and got up early and still grinned at Grandpa with hay on her head; remembered the bad teeth of her grandmother who had only met once, and after eating soft bread at Clara's house, she remembered to help her collect it in her own small baggage.
Such a child who is always good when interacting with people is the best interpretation of the "heart of a child".
When we talk about children's film and television works, we often fall into the genre of animation. It is not because of the quality of the anime, but perhaps it is related to the limited degree of live-action themes.
In Heidi and Grandpa, excellent casting can dispel these doubts. The little actor who plays Heidi, Anuk Steffen, has a small face and big eyes that seem to be dotted with starlight, which seems to have infinite vitality and enthusiasm.
The rich Lady Clara's actress Isabelle Ultraman's long blonde hair and melancholy temperament also restore the original work very well.
Not to mention the old Swiss drama bone Bruno Gantz in the play to create a stubborn and warm grandfather image. (It is worth mentioning that Bruno passed away on February 16 this year, and "Heidi and Grandpa" will become the last work released by the elderly in the mainland.) ）
The wonderful interpretation of several main characters brings the childlike story in "Heidi" to life on the big screen. This children's work, which runs the meaning of love through the beginning and the end, is the most worth revisiting this summer with children.