After reading it, tears kept streaming, but the thoughts and feelings that suddenly came to my mouth could not be described at all. This is a topic of life and death, I...
When I saw Professor Benin say that she was afraid that she was afraid but she couldn't express herself in words, I felt the same way. It’s like a lonely night, when I was curled up in a bed, thinking that death would take me away, the chill and fear that came from deep in my heart, I felt it so deeply, this fear pulled me into the abyss, this fear Surrounded by groups, but I can't describe it.
The classic line in the movie "Although I only have this short sleep, I woke up to achieve immortality", another look at this line still brings emotions to my heart. No one is qualified to talk about the experience of death. We always talk about "death" in the dimension of "life". This itself is a great contradiction. Death itself is not terrible. The terrible thing is that we look at death in life. , We fear the endless silence, we fear the unknown of death, but the ridiculous thing is that we don’t feel fear when we are truly in death, because death is nothing.
Putting aside the grand topic of life and death, let's talk about the impact on me after watching the movie. Just as the clever intern said, "Don’t always explore the value of life in your life, you will be crazy." I think what he wants to express is, "Life, itself is so beautiful and so lucky, why leave behind the good The experience and sensation of life, and go to talk about the meaning of life?".
In modern life, most of us are over-stressed, we must make money, and we must devote all our time and thoughts to work. When there is no accomplishment or difficulty in work, it seems that life is completely stagnant. But we often overlook that work and money are part of life or that it is just a way and means of life. Can we say that poor/incompetent people cannot or are not qualified to be happy? So modern people, let yourself go, and live a good life on the premise of being able to survive.
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