I watched "into the wild" tonight. This is a story that has changed from reality. It shows the legend of an idealist and a wandering story.
Alex is from a good family background, is a top student in the university, and has a bright future. However, after graduating from school, he chose a completely different life, gave up his enviable job, donated his savings to charity, and went to Alaska to find himself. Amid the dissuasion from his family, he embarked on a long and slow journey back to nature and became a veritable wanderer. Along the way, he met many people and faced the challenge of survival in the wild several times. Every step was full of hardships. With tenacity and perseverance, he practiced his dream of finding
himself ... It took Alex for more than 2 years and lost it. The dream he is looking for in his life is "freedom." He is tired of material life, tired of society, and even more tired of human relations. Alex's extreme freedom comes from psychological defects caused by his parents' quarrels.
But at the moment of dying, he finally understood what happiness is. When Alex understood "when you forgive, you love", he had forgiven his parents and missed them. When it left "Happiness only real when shared" with its last breath, he realized that the freedom he wanted was too extreme, and he needed to share happiness with others to get happiness.
I have a special feeling about watching this movie, because Alex is really like me before. He and I have a similar family, quarreling parents, knowing my sister, top students at school, and genius in the eyes of people around me. I have always had a dream of traveling all over the world. I remember that one night when my parents were arguing, I picked up my schoolbag and planned to go out and never come back, but in the end I didn't take that step. Not because I have no courage, but because my mother is not as strong as Alex's mother, I am worried about her.
As time goes by, I gradually understand why my parents quarreled. From the time I used to support my mother, I have also begun to understand my father. I now want a whole family. In the past, I had a lot of worries about blogging, and I would not write about many things, but now I regard the blog as a window to my soul, so that I can face myself more truthfully. I have realized that I am still immature and have many shortcomings, and I no longer worry about what others think of me. I express my truest feelings so that I can understand myself better.
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