After watching Jane, I couldn't calm down for a long time. I was addicted to the film's accurate capture and editing of the chimpanzee group, fascinated by the magnificence of African nature, and shocked by a woman's courage to pursue her dreams.
I don't know how she overcame all kinds of inconveniences in life. In an environment far from modern life, where basic needs such as clothing, food, housing, and transportation are difficult to meet, she endured long-term loneliness. Persistence itself is a challenge. amazing thing. But in Jane's story, there is never any mention of difficulties in life, as if it were a natural and unimportant thing. Everyone comes into this world with their own mission, but some people know it and some people don't. Jane is lucky, she knows exactly what she wants, and follows the call of her heart to pursue the light in her heart. Therefore, the difficulties in life are no longer difficulties, and the loneliness day after day is no longer lonely. With the light in her heart shining, life shows the state she should have.
In the jungle, she found love. Jane and the National Geographic photojournalist got together because of hobbies and separated because of hobbies. Everyone has their own persistent pursuit, and love, compared with the pursuit of life, seems insignificant. Their union and separation are as peaceful and natural as the four seasons of nature and the birth and death of chimpanzees. Equally calm and natural, there is also the birth and growth of her son, who was born in Africa and grew up in Africa as a little guy. It seems that Jane did not have any parenting troubles. Their family of three lives in this primitive world far away from crowds and modern civilization. , enjoying the sunshine and rain and the beauty of life. Jen says the gorillas taught her how to be a good mother and nature taught her the most important thing.
Although the old Jane's hair is all white and her face is wrinkled, her figure is still as tall and straight as when she was young, and her eyes are as clear and bright as a child. This is probably the unique window to her soul that nature has given her.
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