When I started to watch it, I realized that I was really old! This is clearly a non-dog-blood inspirational article specially prepared for all middle-aged people who are struggling with cheap mental narcotics plus spiritual chicken soup. And I actually watched it with gusto, and even smiled but felt a deep pain in my heart. This can only show one thing-I am just a poor creature entering a mid-life crisis. As for the kind of success and sunshine necessary for inspiration, they have already passed away with the wind in a teenager's dream. Today, in a head that is already alopecia areata and full of dandruff, apart from lethargy, it has been a long time since there have been any bright dreams.
The days of middle age are also days, after middle age there is still old age. Therefore, after twenty years, when I look back occasionally, I will feel amused and regretful about today's sigh and confusion, and even anxiety. It's as if I now recall myself twenty years ago, and I can only comfort myself with a little bit of "aged wisdom" now.
The only difference is that twenty years ago, I couldn't understand why those inspirational dog-blood movies made me excited. What I can do is just follow my own impulse, and can't find the feeling I want at a loss. To this day, I am still at a loss. It's just that he is no longer so impulsive, and there is still a little bit of blood remaining, which is really not enough to support even a second of boiling. The price is indeed high, and what is returned is not something eternal or perhaps precious. Facing the sunny American town on the screen, there are not many things I can be sure of, but there is one thing that does not need to be doubted-the sun will not be radiant because of my confusion or age. Although I have long known that the sun will not shine every day, at least I will not blame myself for encountering a cloudy sky.
When we are young, we must learn to be strict with ourselves; in the middle of life, it is a good thing to put ourselves in our hearts.
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