the truth of life

Stefan 2022-04-23 07:01:56

Imagine the perfect life: find the ideal of your loved one, get recognized, and if you're lucky enough to catch up with a time of great change, plus you happen to be a genius, you're destined to change the world. Achieve a legend and go down in history forever. But after all, geniuses are in the minority. For an ordinary person, if they are lucky enough to catch up with the big era, they can also be a pig on the wind and fly in the wind. But the big era is also a minority in the long river of history. Most people only have mediocre talents, and they were born in mediocrity, and will be destined to live a mediocre life.
Imagine the legends that have been sung, do heroes appear out of thin air? Once the success is complete, the hero has countless cannon fodder to pave the way. The tipping point of history is the hurricane that formed slowly in the early stage and accumulated continuously. Then there are heroes, and then there are the flying pigs.
When looking back at history, the evaluation of cannon fodder is very interesting. Of course, never judge other people's lives lightly. But after watching this movie, I feel that the life of being a cannon fodder is more meaningful than being a pig that flies with the wind. The former makes history, the latter is just a speculator of the times.
Adhering to an ideal is painful most of the time, but it would be a real pity if one did not adhere to the ideal in one's life. Goodbye, ideals are not shameful; no ideals are terrible. No matter how long you persist, no matter whether you achieve success in the secular definition, you have paved a road for future generations. This is an inheritance that only human beings have. After all, to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages, and to reproduce offspring, paramecium will be able to, right?

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  • Bennie 2021-11-30 08:01:27

    The song is good, and the second illness part is skipped by itself. The bar owner’s famous saying "Some people come to listen to the song because they want to sleep jean, and some people come to listen to the song because they want to sleep jim" can be framed and given to Tingtingjun, hehe.

  • Rowan 2022-04-24 07:01:06

    Cohen's masterpiece of anti-type, he played affectionately in front of the great god, and the result was less than two seconds. Goddess of soft light, especially when scolding people. So beautiful. The bar solo is not super nice, the frustrated life of a folk singer. I don't want to distinguish between the beginning and the end of the adult segment, it's too difficult to understand.

Inside Llewyn Davis quotes

  • Jean: I'm sad? You're the one who's not going anywhere. You don't wanna get anywhere. Me and Jim try.

    Llewyn Davis: I wanna...

    Jean: We try, you sleep on the couch!

    Llewyn Davis: It's a bad thing to throw on my face, you know that?

  • Llewyn Davis: What is that? What are you doing?

    Lillian Gorfein: It's Mike's part.

    Llewyn Davis: Don't do that!

    Lillian Gorfein: It's Mike's part.

    Llewyn Davis: I know that it is. Don't do that. Oh well. You know what, this is bullshit. I'm sorry... I don't do this, okay? I do this for a living. It's not a, not a fucking parlor game.