"Learning Dad" is a movie full of comedy elements, telling the story of Lei Dali, who is forced to get involved in the chicken baby dilemma in order to let his son Lei Xiaomi successfully enter the ideal primary school. In this film, Lei Xiaomi has always been happy-oriented and does not care about academic pressure, while Lei Dali is caught in a confrontation with his son, triggering a series of ridiculous stories.
In the story, Lei Dali is an optimistic and cheerful single father who has always put the happiness of his son Lei Xiaomi first. However, under the pressure of his grandfather, Lei Dali realized the fierce competition for Xiaomi's promotion to elementary school, and in order to live up to his deceased wife, he decided to do his best to get Xiaomi admitted to the best elementary school. However, he found that other parents had already "rushed away", and in order to keep Xiaomi from falling behind, he entered an embarrassing road to study.
In order to provide Xiaomi with the best education, Lei Dali had to invest a lot of time and energy, taking into account school district housing, tutoring classes, talent classes, and so on. However, in the pursuit of excellence, Lei Dali fell into embarrassment and confusion. He began to reflect on what he should do as a father, and he began to think about what kind of education is best.
The movie humorously shows the comparison and competition of parents for their children's education, as well as Lei Dali's efforts for his son's future. The film does not simply make fun of the chicken baby phenomenon, but tries to ** the true meaning of family and education. As the plot progresses, Lei Dali gradually understands that education is not only about pursuing rankings and reputation, but also about cultivating children's happiness, independence and healthy growth.
The movie not only reveals the anxiety and competition of Chinese parents for their children's education in a funny way, but also brings the audience deep thinking about family education. Although the characters in the film go through a series of misunderstandings and conflicts, they eventually understand that the core of homeschooling is to nurture children's happiness and all-round development, not just to pursue academic performance.
The movie "Learning Dad" allows the audience to reflect on the values of current education through the lens of comedy. In modern society, many parents are constantly doing their best for their children's future, hoping that their children can stand out in the fierce competition. However, the stress caused by excessive focus on academic performance will not only have a negative psychological impact on children, but also easily lead to strained and alienated family relationships.
As an optimistic father, Lei Dali experienced a series of ironic dilemmas in the film, but he also began to reflect on his own understanding of education. He came to understand that a child's happiness and personal development are far more important than prestigious schools and high grades. He began to pay attention to communication and interaction with his son, as well as the cultivation of Xiaomi's hobbies, so that he could grow up happily.
In addition to the stories of Lei Dali and Lei Xiaomi, the film also shows different concepts of education through the perspectives of other families. Each family has its own values and ways of education, but in the end they all realize that education should be based on the personality and needs of the child, rather than blindly pursuing utilitarianism.
At the end of the story, Lei Dali and Xiaomi gradually reconcile and find a balanced way to keep them happy and intimate in a competitive environment. This ending also conveys an important message: family education is not only about realizing one's own ideals, but also about the growth and happiness of children.
The movie "Learning Dad" highlights the value of family education in a relaxed and humorous way, and calls on parents to pay attention to their children's happiness and personal development while pursuing the quality of education through the conflict and growth of the characters. It is also a reminder that the core of education should be to focus on the overall growth and well-being of children, so that they can move forward into the future with happiness.