Facing the giants, firm belief

Religion may not be what everyone needs, but faith must be! Most people respect religion and give up their own philosophy of life, probably because after years of precipitation, religion has been followed by many people, constantly updated and improved, and has become a complete and systematic theory of knowledge, but its own set of innovations 's point of view is still in the groping stage of fragmented cognition. In contrast, it is often easier to accept than to create. Faith, in my opinion, is a complete superstition of something or a person, or even just a concept, to the exclusion of all other distractions. It is possible that people without faith can live a lifetime, and the realm and quality of their lives cannot be compared with those of those who have firm beliefs.
After watching the movie, I can't help but re-comprehend the sentence: hard work is another name for miracles! Effort is a process of creation, and miracles are one of the results of harvesting. Perhaps the result of hard work did not produce miracles, but it must surpass mediocrity. There is often a critical tipping point between continuing or giving up, excellence or worse, like the intersection of two roads in different directions, beyond which you get caught up in a completely different cycle of cause and effect, with two very different experiences. This kind of life gap, the important thing is choice.
In the face of giants, your thoughts dictate your actions, and your actions determine your results. You can choose to escape from cowardice, cowardice, and hesitation, but there is something better for you to do, which is to strengthen your beliefs and strive to inspire those amazing potentials, no matter how strong the opponent is, no matter what the outcome is. The last game is undoubtedly the best point to watch. Compared with the vivid and intense game scenes, I prefer the excitement in the hysterical roar of the coach. The inspiring power that bursts out is really fascinating, perhaps because of the recent disappointment. For a long time, I also really longed for someone to cry out for myself once from the heart, not just myself, that's all. (The number of words is too many to post a short review, forcing people to post a film review for the first time)

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