A movie about brother and sister wearing a pair of shoes is not in China or Europe and America.

Are they little shoes? Ali, an Iranian boy, took back the little shoes repaired for his sister, put them in plastic bags and hid them in a food stall when he bought potatoes. But the garbage collector took it by mistake. In order to escape the punishment of his parents, he begged his sister to reach an agreement with him: every day, his sister wore his shoes when she went to school and changed them for him after school. At that time, the two brothers and sisters in the film "talked" with notebooks in front of their parents. They are careful lest the secret be discovered. As Ali said, "Dad will hit me and you, because he has no money to buy you new shoes." In this way, Ali exchanged a new pencil for his sister's compromise, so the only shoes between brother and sister were changed on their feet every day.

The desire to get back the lost shoes or have a pair of shoes is piling up day by day in two young hearts, because they want to avoid the punishment that parents and lateness may bring, the inconvenience of changing shoes, and envy the torture caused by other people's shoes. My sister looked at the beautiful little shoes of other girls, envious and helpless; Every day when my sister runs home, my brother will still be late for school. If it weren't for his good academic performance, he would have been fired by the director for being late. Such a child, two distressed children, found the girl wearing those pink shoes very pitiful and gave up the idea of getting the shoes back. They hid in the corner and watched the little girl pull her blind father out to escape; Their kind eyes are full of understanding. Maybe my sister wants her little shoes back more than Ali because she doesn't like her brother's dirty sneakers. When the two brothers and sisters wash their sneakers in the yard, the two children cherish their sneakers and gently blow away the white foam on them; Slowly, the bubble turned into a transparent soap bubble, dancing in the sunshine and the laughter of my little brother and sister. Colorful soap bubbles in the sun, like their childhood, are turbulent and beautiful, fragile and strong. In my eyes, this is indeed the most "romantic" picture of the film. After watching the whole movie, all I can see is their smiles, which makes me feel that God is lovingly looking down on them from the sky. They are children of heaven, pure and brave.

Ali tried to work in the city with her father to earn money, but her father was accidentally injured and spent all the money he had promised to buy shoes for his sister. I was a little shocked when Ali sat on his father's old bicycle and looked at the scenery on the Iranian city highway. I found that the film was shot at 1997, which I thought was decades ago. I didn't expect Ali to live outside the shabby alley of such a developed city. When the worn-out bicycles are in sharp contrast with the roaring motor vehicles, I suddenly feel that those figures are so thin and timid. In the rich area, Little Ali introduced "We are gardeners" fluently, bypassing his dull father. When they asked about many villas, they were finally invited into a luxurious villa by a little boy and his grandfather. Standing in the garden of the villa, Dad and Ali were dumbfounded. One city, one country. Ali never changed his clothes from beginning to end in the movie; And the little boy around him is also well dressed; Dad works hard, working overtime every day, and mom is seriously ill; The owner of the villa around him wore silk pajamas and praised his tree. Ali and the villa owner had a good time during the hours when Dad cleaned up the garden. They play on swings and seesaws. There was a lot of slow motion in that movie. Two 9-year-old children were laughing in the garden house in the sun, although their lives were completely different. When he finally left, Ali gently put the plush toy back in the sleeping boy's hand and reluctantly walked away. At that moment, my heart was very painful. As children, they shouldn't go through too much suffering. Alepen should have had a carefree childhood and enjoyed God's favor, but reality took everything from him, including a pair of worn-out shoes.

Later, Ali saw the mayor's notice to run the competition, and finally begged the teacher to approve him to participate, because there was a pair of shoes in the prize of the third runner-up in the competition. Before the competition, many contestants came for different purposes. Some children wear brand-name sportswear and sneakers that fit their feet; Ali, wearing the sportswear issued by the teacher, silently looked at those sneakers that were about to break. During the game, Ali ran, his eyes shaking, and his sister ran back to change shoes with him after school, and then ran to school. He wants to win, he wants to get those shoes, he runs, runs in extreme fatigue, and then he falls down. In order to win, he got up desperately, ran to the finish line and took the lead in the chaos. When people congratulated the little champion, when countless flashlights flashed in front of them, Ali raised his head for the first time, and his eyes were full of tears of regret! Just because he won the championship instead of the third place, he lost the little shoes for his sister! In the movie, Ali often cries; The thin little boy is strong and tolerant; At this time, when his eyes were crystal clear, I was deeply stung.

When I got home, my sister walked away sadly. Ali took off his shoes-they were completely worn out. Harry soaked his blistered feet in the pool in the yard, and a group of fish swam towards him. These strong little feet soaked in cold water lost their childlike innocence because of pain; Fish swam gently at the feet, and red goldfish surrounded Ali's feet. I can't see his little face, and there may be a disappointed face with tears, but I know that at this time, his father is on his way home. On his bike, there are new shoes for Ali and his sister, a pair of white sports shoes and a pair of small red shoes that my sister dreams of. ...