For a moment, I thought that figure skating in embarrassment was the icing on the cake for girls like Nancy. It was the icing on the cake for Tania. Sometimes Cinderella tried her best and couldn't become a princess. Ok, the excerpt is as follows
Tanya stepped down from a hero to the end of the altar, and she worked hard all her life without success in the end. On the surface, it seems that she is not feminist, but the core is incomparable feminism.
In the past feminist films, it was often the heroine who achieved success after struggling, which is called "getting your wish";
Tanya spent 20 years practicing skating, but ended up with a lifetime ban.
If you don't let me skate, I'll box and wrestle! Tanya has been defeated and defeated again and again, and she is determined to become more and more courageous. Compared with "getting your wish", her "failure" and the ending of her stepping down from the altar make her efforts even more valuable.
Because this is the reality, because hard work may not be rewarded, because she has to persevere to the end whether she succeeds or not, because she has a ray of hope, she has to work a hundred times harder, because she is a real warrior, dare to face the bleak life, dare to face it squarely dripping blood.
Skating, boxing, and wrestling that Tanya has engaged in all her life have one thing in common: where you fall, you stand up.
Before skating, she fell down and stood up; later in boxing, she also fell down and stood up, nothing could knock her down. No one could make her give up except herself.
It's not that you want to be a big boss, a scientist, or a sports player to be a strong woman. Strong women may be ordinary but not mediocre family members, colleagues, friends, and neighbors around us. They may not have a distinguished identity, but they are like Tania. In the same way, grow up in setbacks and tribulations, move forward in grievances and blows, and turn grief and anger into strength for 30 years.
Because the strong are not without tears, but run with tears.
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