The most stubborn flower blooms on the toughest land

Ken 2022-03-23 09:02:22

In the college debate competition many years ago, in an old topic "prosperity/adversity is more likely to produce talents", I am a positive, and it is easier to produce talents if I support good times.
After doing complex logical reasoning, I was persuaded by myself that there is a greater chance of talents being born in good times.
In the early hours of last night, after watching the freedom writers dairy, I thought that the facts might not be the same as the logical reasoning.
Human beings are complex and love to be cheap. Obviously everything is going well and there are few obstacles, but they often love to be lazy, relax and give up. When things are hard-won, they are inspired to fire, and the most dazzling sparks bloom.
Maybe my logical reasoning many years ago is still correct. The usual good times can create more "talents", that kind of normal and ordinary talents. However, those who have emerged in adversity, or who have grown up in good times, but only shine in adversity, can no longer simply use the word "talent" to label them. Those who are stubborn and unyielding tears, sorrow and joy, may be human temperament The most moving chapter.

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  • Stone 2022-01-01 08:02:43

    3.5 and "Transcendence" are completely two extremes, American sensationalism is also terrible, the second half of the film is too idealistic, and the transformation of students is not excessive. Although it is adapted from a real story, the director is desperately weakening this sense of reality

  • Elsie 2022-01-01 08:02:43

    Too much idealization, because the family conflicts are too old due to concern about students. . But still good

Freedom Writers quotes

  • Eva: I don't even know how this war started. It's just two sides that tripped each other way back. Who cares about the history behind it? I am my father's daughter, and when they call me to testify, I will protect my own, no matter what.

  • Brandy: In every war, there is an enemy. I watched my mother being hlaf-beaten to death, and watched as bloodand tears streamed down her face. I felt useless and scared, and furious at the same time. I can still feel the sting of the belt on my back and my legs. One time he couldn't pay the rent. That night he stopped us on the street and pointed to the concrete. He said, "pick a spot."