The movie "The Belliers" tells the story of the heroine Belleta was born in an ordinary family, his parents and brother are deaf and mute, only she is sound, so he became their ears and mouths. One day the heroine translated the content of the TV for them, and when Dad heard that the mayor was going to cut down the forest to develop business, Dad decided to run for mayor in anger. The family immediately agreed to Dad's decision and helped him run together. The heroine is also a girl with musical talent, her teacher decided to help her, and she is also working hard for her dreams. Finally, she touched her parents and realized her dream. Many viewers thought she should stay and take care of her parents. The author believes that everyone has the right to pursue their dreams, which does not affect loving and being loved.
It is because everyone has the right to pursue their dreams that the heroine works hard for her dreams. The heroine's family is deaf and mute, and the heroine has become their little translator, helping her family and the farm every day. Once, during her class, he sang loudly to vent his emotions. Discovered by the music teacher, the music teacher began to explore her potential, and she also discovered her own talent, but for her deaf-mute family, music is a distant dream. With the encouragement of her teachers, she loves music. Every day, in addition to helping her parents and family, after working on the farm, she rushed to six o'clock to go to the teacher's house to learn music. The teacher told her that she could take her to Paris in three months. She was overjoyed to think that his dream was about to come true. It can be seen that everyone has the right to pursue her dreams, even if she lives in a deaf-mute family, but this does not affect her love of music, so it is because everyone has the right to pursue their dreams, and the heroine has begun to work hard for her musical dreams.
It is also because the dream does not affect love and being loved, and the heroine has the support of her family. In the film, when the heroine came out early and returned late every day, her mother became dissatisfied with her, and the heroine told her about her dreams and learning music. The heroine's parents began to strongly oppose it, they thought that the heroine was going to Paris and abandoning herself, which made them feel very uneasy. No matter how the heroine explained to them, they all thought that the heroine was going to abandon them. The heroine felt very lost, but for the sake of his parents, he decided to give up his musical dreams. At a school concert, his parents were also invited, and the heroine stood in the spotlight and shone. His father suddenly understood that his daughter should have her own dreams. So the family happily accompanied their daughter to Paris. In the heroine's singing, he poured out his love to his parents and family in sign language, and her family also felt that this love was tightly involved with her heart. It is not difficult to see that dreams do not affect loving and being loved. The girl's parents support his dreams because they love him, and the daughter is willing to give up her dreams because her parents who love him, because of this closely linked love, they are involved with each other. So because dreams don't affect loving and being loved, the girl's parents support his dreams.
In general, it is because everyone has the right to pursue their dreams, and this does not affect loving and being loved. So the girl knows her musical talent, hard to pursue the dream, and her parents also support her to pursue the dream after seeing the girl's efforts, the girl in the love of the family to run to a better future.
Everyone has the right to pursue their dreams, and love is not an excuse to deprive others of their rights. Love is the starting point of dreams. Some people are crippled and strong, and some people are small and great. Everyone has their own dreams, everyone is chasing their dreams, and on the road to chasing dreams, love is the biggest driving force.