What's the name of this movie? !

From the name of this film, I think everyone can see that it is a traditional China name and a romantic western name, and the content naturally follows.

I don't think everyone is vague about the concept of "tradition"? I don't know if you have been put to sleep by classical poetry and a traditional rigid lecturer, but are you excited about the flexible teaching methods in oral English class? I admit, I did think of these when I saw this movie. At that time, I was so eager for teachers to be less rigid and traditional in whatever they taught.

The two professors in this film impart knowledge with different teaching methods and teaching contents. They also vowed to challenge, with more students than anyone else; Whose teaching method is more attractive to students? It goes without saying that, of course, the romance in the west, the erudition of teachers and the rich and vivid teaching have attracted more students. Once in a conversation between two teachers who would have become enemies, inspired by Rebecca, he thought of borrowing tea in class to taste the essence of poetry and classical culture. Sure enough, it worked. The tea culture in China is as irresistible as that in China. There are more and more natural students. He never realized that he was slowly influenced by Rebecca and changed his teaching, but he did it and finally fell in love with this charming lady. At the same time, Mr. Lu was also attracted by Mr. Yang's profoundness of China traditional culture. Yes, they are in love. It's hard to imagine how precious this kind of love is between two teachers in their late thirties in such different cultures.

I think the film directors don't want to tell us the value of their love, but want to tell our generation of young people not to pursue the romance of western culture, and the essence of China's traditional culture is more worth learning. In fact, Lu Xun's "takenism" is the truth. While learning the essence of western culture, don't forget the essence of China culture and keep developing, instead of abandoning it or ignoring it. As a native of China, the first thing to do is to learn your own culture well, isn't it?

I used to blindly pursue western culture for a while, but now I feel really wrong. In the face of this culture, our attitude should be clear, with dross and essence.