Stars on Earth 5, Stars on Earth

Great love Aamir Khan has seen several of his films, all very good, simple and true, don't let adults judge children, they are diverse, and they are completely individual, and the process of growing up is actually a process of assimilation by society.

Very touching. It is very beneficial for prospective teachers and parents-to-be. Grades are only part of the equation.

The last moment was very touching and it was very important for the children to show us respect!!

It's a lot like when we were children, we cried when we watched it, cried for our lost memories...

After watching the Indian movie "Stars on Earth" with laughter and tears, I was deeply attracted by the plot inside, and at the same time shocked. Suddenly, I understood this sentence in an instant: "The world never sells books and lacks beauty, but lacks the eyes to find beauty."

After watching the film, I learned the words "read the child" and "don't give up" from Mr. Nikuba. It may be difficult to really understand every child in the class, but for those who are relatively special, try to understand them.

As a teacher, it is especially important to understand them fundamentally, analyze the essence of the problem, and take effective solutions. In the film, Teacher Nikuba tells us that to understand children is not simply to observe the children's usual performance and test them with their grades, but that Zhensheng should always look at children with an appreciative eye and always face children with a tolerant attitude.

In every mistake of the children, find the common ground, find out the root cause of the hidden royal match under those mistakes, give the children more patience, warmth and love, never give up on every child, with a hug, a kiss, a smile to care for the child, encourage the child every little progress, let the child regain self-confidence little by little, find happiness.

"Stars on Earth" directed and performed by Amirhan, a superstar from India, uses plain techniques and beautiful songs, as well as childlike animations, to let the audience enter the dyslexic world of the little protagonist Yixiang.

Amirhan looks directly at the shortcomings of the education system through the eyes of a young boy, but instead of violently complaining about the incompleteness of the system and the absence of parents in learning, he provides different aspects of family affection and education with sincere and inclusive brushstrokes.