The theme core is good, but it can be relatively mediocre by Julie. Whether the male protagonist is the Olympic long-distance running champion in the peaceful era, the drifting survival on the ocean after the plane made an emergency landing, and the ordeal he suffered in the prisoner of war camp later, these failed to dig deep into the character's inner struggle. I want to talk about faith, or something in a broader sense, but I don't seem to care about both, plus Forrest Gump, Young Pi, and Mr. Lawrence's three pearls are in front. . .
Only in the last paragraph, the male protagonist raised the wooden block above his head and shouted, although the body continued to suffer, but the faith was always immortal under the great spiritual inspiration.
So it really takes courage to live.
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