The lively and cheerful Maria appeared with the gorgeous appearance of the blue sky and mountains, which seemed to bring me to the suburban world. My mood suddenly relaxed, and a clear and melodious song came into my ears, which made my heart sing. Eyes and ears are inseparable from this classic film, 1963's "The Sound of Music."

Maria, who likes to sing, is free-spirited, loves nature, and is lively and active, is undoubtedly lucky to have the understanding and protection of the abbot of the monastery. Under the condemnation of many nuns, the abbot lets Maria Leah left the monastery to work as a tutor. Maria, who walked out of the monastery, was full of fear and uneasiness about the unknown world. Maria used her singing to drive away the little monsters in her heart and start a new life.

In the house of Colonel Trapp, who has strict rules and is cold and rigorous, there are seven naughty children of different ages and personalities. They try their best to expel the new tutor Maria. Maria once The trouble she encountered was resolved for the first time, and the colonel saw through it without exposing it. I couldn't help but applaud the hero's wisdom. Maria moved the children with her singing and her kindness, and got involved with them. The colonel gradually changed his attitude towards the children under Maria's guidance.

After seeing this movie, most viewers were moved by Maria's kindness, her perseverance in love, and were intoxicated by the singing in the movie. Of course, there is no doubt that the songs "Doremi" and "Edelweiss" in the movie are still familiar to us. What moved me the most was the broad and deep love behind the music of the film. This film explains love comprehensively and profoundly. The love for children, the love for lovers, the colonel's deep love for his motherland.

In the film, when the colonel returns home from his honeymoon, he sees a flag with a Nazi symbol hanging in his house, and he rips it off without hesitation; when the colonel’s friend Max says, “With "It would also be good if Germany merged peacefully", the colonel immediately turned his back, not thinking about friendship, and shouted with disappointment: "It's good? Max, sometimes I really don't understand you"... Under the strict supervision of the Nazis, He took the whole family on stage to perform "Edelweiss" and expressed his deep love for the country for the last time.

I often see various reports on the Internet. Chinese tourists litter and spit everywhere when traveling abroad, not to mention the various behaviors Mr. Colonel performed in extreme circumstances. It is very admirable. As a Chinese, such behavior is very detrimental to the country's image.

2015 marks the 70th anniversary of the victory of the World Anti-Fascist War. As Chinese, we must remember history, honor the martyrs, cherish peace, and create a future. As an ordinary member of China, I think all we can do is to be ourselves, whether at home or abroad, abide by public order, care for the environment, queue politely, and not do anything that harms the country's image. The best way to be patriotic!