Whether it's the super body I watched yesterday, or the amazing dad fox I revisited the day before yesterday,
it's all like this.
Just like in French cuisine, seasonings and spices always play an important role.
And the most famous French dessert macaron is delicious, not because of how good the filling is, but the soft taste caused by the ratio of mixing with air.
Jean-Pierre Genet, a typical macaron film master,
can always let us experience richer details beyond the story.
I have seen many films about children running away, such as the Moonrise Kingdom, which are more about the process of adventure and the pursuit of freedom; Kikujiro's Summer (although it is a Japanese film, but has the same subtlety as a French film), which shows the human nature. Sunflowers are blooming in good bloom; and this film, based on the very special genius young Spavi's self-evidence (the tree of habitation), leads to the journey of a seemingly very mature lonely little soul to seek love.
The film does not follow normal thinking, Ku Da Chou Shen shows the emotional changes of the parents who lost their beloved son, but TS has been unable to forgive himself, and even wanted to experience the pain experienced by the dead Ren (the time he was attacked by the python) . Instead, it follows TS's self-discovery journey from a decisive adventure (TS has always been an otaku before) and his mother's notes, showing how irreparable the creation in his heart is.
I have also experienced those moments when I watched my loved ones leave the world in front of my eyes, but I was completely powerless. The boundary between life and death is only a moment's difference. The physical disappearance is so decisive, but it takes a long process to accept the departure of our loved ones spiritually, and we will recall those frequent actions and words.
Life exists within us, but more often than not in the minds of those with whom we are connected. My physical body constitutes me, and the consciousness of those who know me reflects on me, forming a larger "me" being.
For a long time from elementary school to junior high school, I had a deep fear of death. The fear is not only because the body will age and disappear, but also because of the disappearance of consciousness. If, as a single person, one day, especially if I was still in my prime but suddenly passed away, then all consciousness would be cut off, like a light bulb with no electricity, and it would have no value in existence. That would be the greatest sadness.
Many years later, I learned that the meaning of my existence is not limited to my brain and my consciousness. If I can make something, such as a small invention, even if it is something as trivial as a thimble hoop, I can do it. It has been extended for at least a few hundred years, so many years later, no one will remember me, but as long as they use this invention of mine, it is equivalent to me still alive, in the form of a "thimble hoop". Another example is that I discovered an asteroid that I had never heard of before. Although the asteroid was tens of thousands of light-years away from the Milky Way, it had nothing to do with the survival of people on Earth, but because it entered my consciousness. , so after tens of thousands of years, if it still exists, then "I" will also be continued.
Each person is born, it is an adventure, even an otaku can experience new and different routes in his own world every day, each person's existence has a different meaning, some have reproduced offspring for human beings; some may be rewritten Human history accelerates the progress of human beings; some people unconsciously become the driving force behind others' creation; some people unconsciously become the promoters of making regrets. But no matter what kind of result, it is not caused by the isolated "me", in essence we are just a domino.
It is serious business to find the direction you want and set off. As for the final consequences, we cannot predict. Like Speyway, sometimes we need to step out of our lives to find answers and ultimately not regret a journey that wasn't very successful.
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