Lesson 14 The Boy Who Rides the Wind movie review Break out of your dreams

No one can choose where they come from, and for those born in Malawi, they have to learn to face their destiny after birth. Because in this barren African land, everything is started from scratch. Droughts and floods have left the land in dire straits, and inactive institutions are unable to help all the victims.

A catastrophe means that everything has to start all over again, and facing such problems has become a skill that ordinary people in Malawi must learn.

Everything here is from scratch. "Riding the Wind" is not about the adult world, but about the realization of children's creativity. Children are the future of a country, and their growth means the growth of a country.

In Malawi, many children who should be in school are out-of-school because they don't have enough school fees.

William loves physics, and he is curious to study how the lights on his teacher's bicycle come on. After being kicked out of school, in order to be able to study physics and study power generation, he had to go to the school library to read the school. For this reason, he begged the librarian, and fortunately he was allowed to come to the library to read books without permission.

But as a result of the drought, schools were closed due to lack of funding, and his studies on his own had to be put to rest for a while.

No school, no teachers, no ......Studying in Malawi is a luxury, and William's knowledge is all based on one-man efforts to start from scratch.

The Boy Who Rides the Wind: We can't choose where we come from, but we have the ability to choose a way out of the predicament.

Under the camera, we see the teenager showing his father his invention of using a windmill to generate electricity to drive the radio in the arid land. But his father was concerned that he didn't farm well with him, and kicked away his invention. In order to convince the other children that he could generate electricity, William repaired the radio in front of everyone by himself.

In order to break the doubts around him, William did experiments, did designs, and proved himself with practical actions.

In Malawi, people in difficult times need to be ready to start from scratch. And William wants to break the predicament he finds himself in, learn from scratch, start experimenting, and start proving himself!

The Boy Who Rides the Wind: We can't choose where we come from, but we have the ability to choose a way out of the predicament.

Questioning and supporting, "breaking and standing" in the predicament

William is a growing creator, and there is one person whose role is particularly important in his journey: his father. The father in the family is a responsible husband and father who is willing to work the land every day for the family. It was also he who helped William make up enough for his tuition, which made him realize the meaning of knowledge for the first time.

But it was his father who became the biggest doubt and obstacle in his creative process.

Presumably, all fathers have a stern face and always hope that their sons will follow in their footsteps and grow up to be manly. When the drought hit and the family had no food to spare, William's father wanted him to go into the fields. However, Kankwamba was so preoccupied with building windmills to generate electricity that he and his companions even threatened his father to hand over the family's most valuable item, the bicycle, to help him build a windmill.

This directly annoyed.

After watching the carminator boy, he still has a very different view of life. In fact, this drama is very realistic. It's the same in life, there are many situations where people around you don't believe you because they already have preconceived ideas about you.

And only with your unremitting efforts and persistence can you finally win and make others look up to you.

After watching "The Boy Who Controls the Wind", my heart is very complicated and very moved. Because this drama is particularly inspirational, full of positive energy, the plot is particularly real, extremely realistic, and the actors' acting skills are also very superb. But at the same time, there are also some flaws and shortcomings, but the flaws are not hidden, and this drama is still very successful.

"The Boy Who Controls the Wind" feels good after watching it, an inspirational film, all that is conveyed is positive energy.

A very inspirational movie. After reading it, you will feel that struggle is the best state for a person. We can lament the injustice of fate, but we must change our fate and overcome fate through our own efforts.

The boy who rode the wind was particularly moved after seeing it. A teenager grasps a dream and changes his own life. Although he has endured all the hardships of life, he is still strong. never shed a single tear, in the face of his dreams, he worked hard, struggled, and bravely pursued his dreams.

The feeling is that through his own efforts, he has broken people's habitual perceptions and made achievements that are insurmountable to ordinary people.

Wind Boy, after I watched it, I think the explanation of this movie is very good, and his actors have very good acting skills, and the subject matter is relatively clear.

The Wind Rider Boy covered it, and the biggest feeling was that he thought it was very interesting.

The film gives people two kinds of shocks: extreme poverty and extreme courage. The film shows how people are trapped in poverty, trapped to the point of having nothing, and even losing common sense.

Once born and raised in Si, adults can hardly get rid of "fate", and a teenager can use courage and perseverance to support a piece of his own dream. When these two shocks are combined, the phrase "knowledge changes destiny" is gathered into the heaviest inspirational in the world.

watched The Wind Boy, quite touching, adapted from real events, and it also proves a law: when you have any ideas, only strangers are willing to believe you first, and the people around you know you too well and feel that you can't, and the so-called strangers can "fool" strangers.

The biggest feeling I have after watching the movie The Boy Who Rides the Wind is that I think that no matter what my situation is, as long as I am willing to study hard and have the courage to create to pursue my dreams, I will have a chance to succeed.

The story of Boy Riding the Wind shows Africa at its deepest, where you can only progress and save yourself and your country by learning and a thirst for knowledge, as well as a constant hunger attitude!!

After watching it, I think it's very good! The whole plot is also very good, and the acting is also very good, and the audience's feelings are very good.

I think this is a very inspirational movie, despite the difficult conditions, I never gave up my dreams, this movie is very suitable for parents and children together**!

After watching "The Boy Who Controls the Wind", I think the child's strong and unyielding spirit is worth learning from.

It's very inspirational, the plot is very good, it's not procrastinating, the actors have good looks, and the acting skills are very good, which is worth recommending.

How do you feel after watching "The Boy Who Rides the Wind"? In fact, I think I feel quite deep after watching the Wind Boy, because no matter what kind of environment it is, only people's unremitting efforts to pursue their dreams can be successful.

A thing that works very hard, and these boys work very hard, a boy who works so hard is worth learning from us, so the boys of Yufeng are worth your **.

"The Boy Who Controls the Wind" is still very moving, and the educational connotation is still relatively deep.

Ordinary people, ordinary stories of people who change reality through their efforts. A kingdom unfavored by God, a village of famine, a stubborn boy.

"The Boy Who Rides the Wind" tells the story of a brave boy who creates miracles in the face of unimaginable adversity in a backward African region.

William Campumba was a smart kid who liked to tinker with scrap machinery from the junkyard, and he promised to fix his neighbor's old man's radio. He, thirsty for knowledge. However, he was forced to drop out of school because he could not afford to pay his school fees.

Heavy rains and drought followed, and the famine that followed left him in danger of breaking up his family while losing his education. The climate is strange, with days of sun or rain, and the harvest of the farmers can only be seen by the sky due to the lack of irrigation systems and agricultural technology. His father once told him that only knowledge can change his fate.

He looked at the parched land, at the hungry family and villagers, and he thought of the waste water pump in the garbage dump, the rotating power generation device on the teacher's bicycle, and the precious knowledge points in "Using Energy". He said, I want to change my fate with the wind.

The most indispensable thing in the vast land of Africa is the wind, and the last thing that little William lacks is the ability to do what he says and the enthusiasm to never give up. He found a water pump, borrowed his father's motor and bicycle, and in the midst of everyone's doubts, he overcame countless obstacles to complete his work - a rudimentary wind turbine. When the water flowed from the pump, William stood on the windmill and looked into the distance, very proud.

Most of the residents in the movie have a low level of education and are relatively ignorant, and they believe in the gods they believe in more than they don't understand science and technology.

In this context, it is very incredible that a person like the protagonist who believes that science and technology can change the status quo was born. The foreshadowing made by the movie is very long, and perhaps it is these foreshadowing that may give birth to characters like the protagonist.

"The Boy Who Rides the Wind" tells the story of a brave boy who creates miracles in a backward African region in the face of unimaginable adversity.

I haven't watched this TV series yet, so it should be a little more sunny and cheerful when I hear the name.

The male protagonist in "The Boy Who Rides the Wind" is my favorite.

You just look at it, and you will understand a lot of things when you read them.

Because I've watched this, isn't it a foreign TV series?

Well, I haven't really seen this movie yet.

It should be a very sunny drama, I haven't seen it.

I don't know if this movie is good, I haven't seen it.