The protagonist encounters various unsatisfactory things in front of him, and he feels that he is gradually approaching a low point, until the school is discussing to dismiss him, which can be said to have reached the lowest point. My own situation is very similar to the protagonist, and I feel that everything is not going well: work is not going well, even a small matter will have twists and turns; family is not going well, changing the faucet will ruin the water pipe; I have no passion and no goals all day long. , feeling prone to schizophrenia or major depression. 80% of the energy is spent on how to avoid unpleasant things, how to get through this year, and hope for a miracle to happen. . . . . . Sometimes I even think it's boring to live. . . . . .
In fact, religion can be regarded as a kind of carrier, just like some people believe in Buddhism and some people believe in the universe, the principle is the same: it is to believe that there is a mysterious power (or energy) that controls, supervises and helps us, and we must be positive. If you have a positive, optimistic and enthusiastic attitude, believe in yourself, and abandon all beliefs that hinder your success, you will enter a virtuous circle, which will bring a series of positive effects, allowing you to enjoy life more naturally and normally and enjoy success. Gratitude for everything including failure.
In short, this movie is good, changing our attitude can change our life.
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