A year-long birdwatching competition can seem tedious, even unbelievably boring, to outsiders. But it means a lot to people who love birding. A CEO suffering from retirement phobia, an obese programmer who is frustrated and frustrated in the workplace, and a defending champion whose marriage crisis is caused by bird watching. They are all people who have problems in their lives. I want to let go of all problems and pursue my hobbies and dreams, but I am still full of problems.
It is not so much a bird watching competition as it is a process of self-discovery. Some birds live under the eaves, while others fly more than half the world. Life takes many different directions, but most of the time we move slowly, surrounded by crowds and different voices. Or miserably lost. (Just like me right now, I ended my freshman year in a mess and felt like I was beaten to pieces, but I still don’t know what this college should be about) On the way of bird watching, people gain and lose; catch Live the opportunity, miss the opportunity; cheat and compete. When they were still thinking about the number and ranking, they still didn't get out of this circle, but when the old hatred between friends was resolved, the relationship between father and son warmed up, the lover left helplessly, a new life was born, and the beauty's heart was successfully captured, the problems in life became They all disappeared or were blocked because they found a new direction in life and found happiness on the way of bird watching.
Movies and Sweet Nights make sense right there but I'm still commenting because my life now is like they were before I went on a bird watching trip and I'm having a problem I don't know how to fix I'm a little clueless I am a little helpless, I hope to be inspired and help, I hope to find a new direction, I hope I can get out of the predicament through self-encouragement and search, and I hope that I can also have such a journey to be a Bremen birder who finds happiness.
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