Man proposes, God disposes.
The film "I Am David" based on the world's classic children's inspirational novel "Send a Letter to Copenhagen"
Reinterpret this classic Chinese idiom.
There is no foolproof strategy, only a sudden and brave heart.
The success is in heaven, heaven does not help others, heaven is only responsible for watching, to see if there are strangers on earth who are willing to love you.
David, a 12-year-old boy, was able to escape the concentration camp, traveled thousands of miles across 4 countries, and found his 10-year-lost mother.
The person who designed the escape route for him was a stranger.
This stranger, neither in the original novel nor in the movie, has a name.
He suddenly became brave,
He pitied the child, who had not yet tasted freedom and was about to die.
He, very irresponsibly, pointed a way to the north,
Tell David: Northern Freedom.
12-year-old boy David dared to escape from prison.
Courage comes from the death of another stranger.
He was shot in the head for a bar of soap.
The cellmate named John died for him voluntarily.
David doesn't understand why?
I thought, maybe, this is God's will.
Then, to the north, to freedom, run.
12-year-old boy David finally met his mother,
the moment we meet again,
He still dared not call: Mom.
He was afraid that all of this was a good lie.
He only dared to say softly: I am David.
Waiting for the arbitration of fate.
Man proposes, God disposes.
A Danish novel that exposes the US-Soviet confrontation, the global Cold War, and political horror,
In China, it has become a juvenile version of "Send the Letter to Garcia".
Inspirational for children.
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