Abandon everything to become famous and look at growth

The character Che Guevara is one of the leading figures of Latin American communism, but there are too many controversies in his life, so I won't go into details here, but as an ordinary person, I want to say something about him and find something that I want to do. It's not easy to keep doing it.
Che Guevara's beard is deeply rooted in people's hearts, and his life has many wonderful stories. This film focuses on a turning point in his life, a motorcycle riding log around Latin America. The overall presentation of the film unfolds in a monologue, the scenery I admire along the way, the beautiful Latin America, and the first half of the two good friends who are peaceful and conflicted are shown to me, but there are no bright spots in this show, or It was too mediocre, until when Che Guevara met the first patient, the overall tone of the story took a turn, and the previous changes in music and scenes also laid a foreshadowing of what might happen in the future. Looking at the world, I have a difference in my life. Che Guevara saw the suffering of the common people and the injustice that is difficult to understand and hoped to change. When he went to the hospital that separated patients and doctors from both sides of the strait, the impact on him was even more profound. His personal emotions also reached a climax in this segment, and this contrasting technique made the film form a sharp contrast, and it also made me regain my spirits to experience the feelings the film wanted to convey.
The film's portrayal of the characters is clear, and the transition to Che Guevara's gentle transition is in stark contrast to the little change of his friend Granado along the way. The music in the film is mainly from the few parties in the film that show the enthusiasm of Latin Americans. There are not many music scenes throughout the film. All I recall is the roar of motorcycles. The picture is simple and simple without too much modification. Everything is so simple , the impact of the scenes at the back made me feel that the movie sublimated unconsciously. The rising feeling of a single thread in the movie makes the movie feel more and more, and it hits my nerves more and more. It tells the story of people's growth in the most simple way. In fact, isn't life like this?
In a word, feeling: In the face of growth and change, sometimes you don't need to be earth-shattering. Small things may resonate more than earth-shattering.

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