This movie is amazing! The first is how people should be calm and calm when they are lost, in trouble, and unarmed in nature, and use wisdom and experience to judge how to choose a direction. Next, when a person encounters a ferocious beast that is many times stronger than himself, the same person should use courage and wisdom to fight against the beast bravely. Not afraid of difficulties, with determination to win and tenacious fighting spirit. God will be on the side of bravery and justice. The third part of the film is the decisive battle of human nature. The relationship between people will be different because of differences in identity, status, knowledge, talent and even personality. Why is this, why is that, these questions have been bothering people all the time. Not admit defeat, do not accept fate, want to win, want to be more advanced, is always a positive factor in human nature. Of course it is also a survival instinct. Now, I only believe in: integrity and bravery, tolerance and generosity, persistence in hard work, and yearning for the light. It is the deep inspiration that the film brings to us, and it is also the eternal pursuit of my life.
Humans are actually too small in nature, and there are not so many people who can control and mess around. Society is as complex and diverse as nature. Wild cedars are beautiful and impermanent. Water can carry a boat and capsize it. Respect natural beauty and human sophistication. I really like the natural landscapes in this movie, the wild snow-capped mountains and dense virgin forests. I think people should cherish and respect them in addition to appreciating them. I just came back from the beautiful Inner Mongolia prairie. Which famous song "Mongolian", which I had cruelly ignored before, was only collected on the Internet in the morning. Among them, there are two meaningful lyrics: "The land that nurtured me is as cherished as my body." I think there will be many people who can understand and feel deeply.
"They all sacrificed for me." This is a sentence full of deep, tolerant and generous wisdom. It has also become the most shocking movie line for me.
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