I thought it was another sci-fi blockbuster walking through space, but after watching it...
If you are a mother who wants to take care of family and career,
You might be full of horns...
This space film does not have any space images,
Instead, it focuses on the preparations of an astronaut's mother before launching——
After going to space, you will not sweat;
Body will grow taller;
How old the cells will be in half a year;
The retina will be damaged;
So, in order to adapt to life in space,
The hostess must run 15 kilometers every day;
Get used to inverted vision;
Underwater high pressure operation;
Control resting heart rate 53 and exercise heart rate 160;
There must be no wounds on the body;
There is a group of reserve male astronauts who will replace her at any time...
And in these hardest training,
What makes the heroine most anxious is the separation from her daughter.
Because of separation from her ex-husband,
It can be seen from the film that my daughter mainly lives with her,
The daughter's attachment to her is relatively high.
But "becoming a spaceman" is the heroine's lifelong dream.
Is it to realize the dream?
Or be a good mother?
Which is more important? how to choose?
In the skeptical eyes of all male colleagues, the hostess,
Complete the practice goal every day and practice until vomiting,
At the same time, she left the old school because her daughter left,
I don’t get used to the environment and feel uneasy and distressed...
When the mind and body reach their limits,
She also cried and wanted to give up...
Finally, the comfort of her teammates may have awakened her:
"You have to know, the hardest part is not to separate from the child.
But you will find,
When you come back,
They will thrive without you. "
"There is no perfect astronaut in the world,
Just like there is no perfect mother in the world. "
The daughter looked at her mother with proud eyes when she lifted off;
It was in stark contrast to the crying of the mother beside him crying for her son to lift off.
Maybe the child is like this,
They will look up to their parents who go to chase their dreams,
They will follow their parents and fly into the sky,
Even fly higher and farther...
The end of the film pays tribute to many female astronauts flying into space.
The blood and tears they paid, probably only they know...
Respect!
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