For the so-called highest point in psychology, think carefully, are you climbing the mountain, or is the mountain climbing you?
Hoping for a miracle to happen to you? This is completely random, in the eyes of nature, no one is the protagonist.
After watching the movie and watching the 96 Mountain Difficulties, my point of view is that you don’t need an oxygen bottle before you choose to go up the mountain; when you find yourself at a point where you can’t challenge your limit and you need an oxygen bottle urgently, no matter where you go, please go up the mountain. Go back immediately.
Because the few steps you see may require you to spend all of your life, but you may not be able to complete it.
All kinds of movies always say that the miracles created by human willpower bring good hope to people; there are many people who have successfully challenged from extreme sports to talk about their great achievements. However, there are few movies where the protagonist fails, and there are few people who challenge the failure and share their failures with everyone. Human beings are always inclined to magnify the light of success, to preach the light of life, but to avoid the sadness of failure and the powerlessness of death.
This has caused many over-the-top people to be blindly optimistic and have unreasonable illusions about their own abilities.
Really, if you need an oxygen cylinder to climb to the top, don't climb it. You can count on oxygen cylinders to let you climb up successfully, but there is no guarantee that there will be enough oxygen, enough oxygen cylinders, and enough force majeure factors for you to successfully climb down.
The guide in the movie said it very well, mountaineering includes going up and down, and it is only one completion. What's the point of going up, but can't climb down? Leave the corpse on the mountain for a perfect ending? Well, I don't understand this view of life. Because in the movie I watched, the leader played by Jack, when he reached the top of the mountain, he tapped the small rock at the top with his finger, which symbolized that he reached the highest point on the earth with his feet, and this highest point , is the highest point in the climber's own mind, and for nature, what is this? Just a temporary growth point. For non-climbing enthusiasts, what is this? The highest point of the heart is not this one. Therefore, climbing to the top is a game that humans set for themselves. The rules of this game, how to pass the level perfectly, are all up to you.
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