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雨夜里，龙猫把伞借给了我
亲爱的老师、同学们：大家好！今天我特别想把我最喜欢的一部电影分享给你们，它叫《龙猫》。
这部电影没有大坏蛋，也没有大打斗，它讲的是两姐妹跟着爸爸搬到乡下，在老房子里遇见了毛茸茸的龙猫。我最喜欢的那个片段，是雨夜的公交车站。天黑了，雨哗哗地下，小月一个人站在站台上等爸爸，冷得直缩脖子。这时候，龙猫悄悄地站到了她旁边，也仰着头看雨。小月把伞借给他，龙猫高兴极了，雨点打在伞面上，发出咚咚的声音，他听得入了迷，咧开大嘴哈哈大笑。那一刻我在沙发上忍不住也笑了，笑着笑着，心里暖暖的，像喝了一杯热可可。
我喜欢的不只是这个片段，还有这部电影教给我的东西。龙猫不会说话，可他会在小月着急的时候，带着姐妹俩坐着陀螺飞上天，去看长成的稻田；会在小梅迷路的时候，让猫巴士满世界去找她。原来最好的朋友不一定要说很多话，他会在你需要的时候，安安静静地站在你旁边，跟你一起抬头看雨。
这部电影还让我想起我的同桌。有一回我忘带水彩笔，急得快哭了，他什么也没说，把自己的笔袋推过来，笔全朝我这边摆好。他就像借伞的龙猫呀！从那以后，我也学着做龙猫：同学忘带橡皮，我掰一半给他；下雨天，我和没带伞的同学共用一把伞，伞面总往他那边歪。
同学们，如果你还没看过《龙猫》，这个周末就让爸爸妈妈陪你看看吧。看完你会发现，温暖是会传染的：龙猫把伞借给小月，小月把温暖留给了乡下，而我们可以把这份温暖留在班里。愿我们班人人都有一把可以借出去的伞，人人都遇见自己的龙猫！
我的分享完了，谢谢大家！
On a Rainy Night, Totoro Lent Me His Umbrella
Dear teachers, dear classmates: hello everyone! Today I really want to share with you my favorite film. It is called My Neighbor Totoro.
This film has no great villain and no big battle. It tells of two sisters who move to the countryside with their father and meet the fluffy Totoro in an old house. My favorite scene is the bus stop on a rainy night. Dark falls, rain pours down, and little Satsuki stands alone on the platform waiting for Father, shrinking her neck against the cold. Just then, Totoro quietly comes to stand beside her, also tilting his head up to watch the rain. Satsuki lends him her umbrella. Totoro is overjoyed. Raindrops drum on the umbrella, and he listens as if enchanted, opening his huge mouth in a roaring laugh. In that moment I could not help laughing on my sofa, and while laughing, my heart turned warm, like drinking a cup of hot cocoa.
What I love is not only that scene, but what the film taught me. Totoro cannot speak, yet when Satsuki is worried, he carries the sisters up into the sky on a spinning top to see the ripened rice fields; when little Mei gets lost, he has the Catbus search the whole world for her. So the best friend does not have to say much. He stands quietly beside you when you need him, and watches the rain overhead together with you.
This film also reminds me of my deskmate. Once I forgot my watercolor pens and was about to cry from worry. He said nothing, just pushed his pencil case over to me with all the pens facing my side. He is just like the Totoro who lends his umbrella! Since then I have been learning to be a Totoro too: when a classmate forgets his eraser, I break mine in half for him; on rainy days I share one umbrella with a classmate who has none, and the umbrella always tilts toward his side.
Classmates, if you have not seen My Neighbor Totoro yet, ask your parents to watch it with you this weekend. After watching, you will find that warmth spreads: Totoro lent his umbrella to Satsuki, Satsuki left her warmth in the countryside, and we can leave this warmth in our class. May everyone in our class own an umbrella worth lending, and may everyone meet their own Totoro!
That ends my sharing. Thank you all!
请记住我，也请记得勇敢
亲爱的老师、同学们：大家好！我要分享的电影，是我看了三遍还是会哭的一部，它叫《寻梦环游记》。
小男孩米格生在一个禁止音乐的家庭，可他的梦想就是当音乐家。他偷偷溜进亡灵世界，去找传说中的歌神请教祝福。我最喜欢、也最怕的片段，是最后那场演唱会。米格站在歌神身边，本该得到祝福回家，可他忽然发现，歌神就是害死自己曾曾祖父的坏人。米格没有害怕，他扯开嗓子，把一首《请记住我》唱给全场几万人听，也唱给躲在人群里的曾曾祖母听。他唱的不是歌，是一句藏了几十年的话：家人从来没有忘记过你。唱到后面，曾曾祖母终于想起来了，眼泪顺着她脸上的皱纹往下流。我在电视机前也哭得稀里哗啦，纸巾用了一大把。
这部电影给了我两样东西。第一样是勇敢。米格明明怕得要命，还是敢在几万人面前唱出真相。我以前想参加朗诵比赛，又怕念错丢脸，一直不敢报名。看完电影我想：米格连亡灵世界都敢闯，我敢不敢站上讲台，读一首自己选的诗？第二样是家人。米格的曾曾祖母一开始最反对音乐，最后却是她重新唱起这首歌，一家人重新抱在一起。原来梦想和家人不是打架的两头，把爱说出口，它们就会手拉手。
同学们，你们心里是不是也藏着一个小小的梦想？想当宇航员，想当画家，想当厨师？别把它藏得太深。回家把它说出来，就像米格那样，大声唱出来。说不定爸爸妈妈听了，会像你一样眼睛发亮。
最后我想说：请记住电影里的歌，也请记得勇敢。愿我们班的每一个梦想，都有人记得，也有人陪你去追！
我的分享完了，谢谢大家！
Remember Me, and Remember to Be Brave
Dear teachers, dear classmates: hello everyone! The film I want to share is one I have watched three times and still cry at every time. It is called Coco.
The little boy Miguel is born into a family where music is forbidden, yet his dream is to become a musician. He sneaks into the Land of the Dead to ask the legendary singer de la Cruz for a blessing. My favorite scene, and the one I dread most, is the final concert. Miguel stands beside the great singer, about to receive his blessing and go home, when he suddenly discovers that this singer is the villain who murdered his great-great-grandfather. Miguel does not run. He opens his voice wide and sings Remember Me to tens of thousands in the hall, and also to the great-great-grandmother hiding in the crowd. What he sings is not just a song but a sentence hidden for decades: your family never once forgot you. By the end of the song, she remembers at last, and tears slide down the wrinkles of her face. In front of the television I cried in a mess too, and used a handful of tissues.
This film gave me two things. The first is courage. Miguel was scared to death, yet he still dared to sing out the truth before tens of thousands of people. I once wanted to join the recitation contest but feared mispronouncing a word and losing face, so I never signed up. After the film I thought: Miguel dared to storm the Land of the Dead; do I dare to stand on the stage and read one poem I chose myself? The second thing is family. Miguel's great-great-grandmother opposed music most at first, yet in the end she is the one who sings the song again, and the family embraces once more. So a dream and a family are not two ends fighting each other. Speak the love out loud, and they will hold hands.
Classmates, do you also hide a little dream somewhere inside? Want to be an astronaut, a painter, a chef? Do not bury it too deep. Go home and say it out loud, the way Miguel sang it out. Maybe your parents' eyes will light up when they hear it, just like yours do now.
One last thing: please remember the song in the film, and please remember to be brave. May every dream in our class be remembered by someone, and may someone walk the chasing road with you!
That ends my sharing. Thank you all!
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