Watching this epic masterpiece of Gladiator is like seeing our own life. Even if the future is full of thorns and dangers, we have to endure pain and step through these obstacles.
Many things are not shifted by our personal will; everything is only advancing towards objective laws, which is the way of heaven that we have been talking about. New things will also replace old things, just as the slave owner said in the play, everything will eventually return to dust. It is not surprising that new ideas or new things are born in the dust. We should not welcome him as a winner, nor should we lose as a loser; only when he should come, come, that Go and go, as a vigilant, look at all this with a leisurely life.
After watching this film, I also deeply realized a sentence: some people are alive, he is dead; some people are dead, but he is still alive. He, the protagonist, the general who was teased by fate, perfectly interpreted this sentence. When the general fell, my heart could not be calm for a long time. He could finally realize his little dream---everything he did was not for glory and glamour, but just to hug his family again. The belief in being reunited with his family supported him in fighting and dying in the arena. His death bought many people's freedom, so he is still alive.
In this life, how can we not be like this ancient Roman general-Maximus, fighting for our own beliefs and family!
If the sky is sentimental and the sky is old, the right path in the world is the vicissitudes of life; any crazy and gorgeous things will eventually become calm and return to the dust over time.
The general has completed his lofty beliefs and fell down! But we are still alive, and we still need to fight for our ideals and our family. No matter how lonely there is, no matter how sad and desolate it is, no matter how dangerous it is, we have to take up arms and fight bravely.
At this point, I have to ask myself a question: What is faith? Faith is freedom, faith is family!
Life is endless, fighting is endless!
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