As an audience, I finished the movie in a dull manner, not wanting to fast-forward, but simply want to understand the progress of the process. Fortunately, I didn't have any expectations for a disaster movie, so I could watch the whole story without high expectations.
I thought I would be in awe of those who climbed Mount Everest after reading it, but only nature is in awe. It is undeniable that every mountaineering warrior has his own dream, but whether it is worthwhile to conquer nature to prove himself without risking his life, maybe only the mountaineer himself can judge. When I saw the ending, my thoughts were all occupied by doubts, and the doubts pointed to the cause of the accident, not the courage of these people and the greatness of the team members who saved people.
Everyone who climbs knows the danger of Mount Everest, and the leader and his team know the danger the most. It is the most embarrassing sigh that such a thing can happen with so many people climbing, not enough rope, not enough oxygen. After reading a lot of comments accusing Doug, saying that the 4 people behind would not die without him, I have a different opinion. I think the evaluation of Doug can only be described as selfishness and unprofessionalism. Whether or not to risk climbing at the summit cannot be decided only by unprofessional team members. What is the role of the team leader? If Doug knew that if he insisted on reaching the summit, the next 4 people would be killed, would he climb again? The leader received a notification of a blizzard and knew how dangerous it was. Climbing up is not a matter of a few minutes. Even if you look at such a short road, it will take at least half an hour to go back and forth. How far a blizzard can travel at this time is only for professionals. able to judge. Rob's soft-heartedness towards Doug is the reason for the subsequent tragedies.
Some people may say that if Doug is stopped, it will be the regret of his life, but whether this is regret really varies from person to person. If they did not insist on continuing to climb, they would also encounter extremely strong snowstorms on the way back. At that time, they would surely feel relieved that they might have saved their lives by returning, and would they still feel regretful? Don't you think that everyone's safety is more important than a regret of reaching the top?
Writing this, I actually wanted to write a paragraph of insight, but nothing came to my mind. Perhaps the experience and thinking of the past few years have really changed my arrogance and perseverance. In middle school, the me who liked to end the composition with "I am the peak of the mountain" is indeed gone. Some people may think it's a passing of passion, but I think it's maturity with age. My attitude towards life has always been based on the premise of being harmless to others, but from the original idea of endlessly torturing myself in exchange for the achievement of excellence in the eyes of people and the realization of life value, it has become a deep exploration of my own talent, and living a good life every day. And the people around you are enough. Stop striving for first-rate excellence and start enjoying and giving.
God gave us life, the sunshine and air are already beautiful, don't be attached to the excellence of others, and focus on your own growth to be content with progress is the correct way of life. It turns out that I want to donate 100,000 or hundreds of thousands when I earn 10 million, but why wait so long? The simple act of giving a smile to a stranger is already a devotion of love enough to help others. A year of living in the United States gave me the most not the improvement of knowledge and skills, but the warmth of strangers who smiled at me and helped me when appropriate. Now, I still can't give up the idea of making 10 million, but this is no longer my life goal. It can be said that I have changed from a strong woman in my bones to a person who feels that it is not a waste for a highly educated girl to be a housewife.
Ordinary or mediocre are the world's views on a person's life, and no one has reason to determine the value of a person's life. You don't have to worry about how to live in the future every day, just do what you should do now, and you will always gain something and push what will happen in the future. My previous life was goal-oriented, and I could give up everything that was contrary to that goal; but now I want everything, I can have goals, but I can also take care of other ideas, even if everyone If you think that is impossible, then just wait and see. People are not only fighting alone, we are unaware of many invisible forces. Even if the goal cannot be achieved because of the need for too much, the process of previous efforts is still there. Left a mark on life. If you imagine that you are dying, in fact, there is no goal when you are young that you must desperately achieve at that moment. There are many things more important than that goal, such as family members, such as life.
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