Chasing dreams, Reivew on Step Up

In other words, when I first saw the words and actions of Taylor's two brothers, I couldn't like it. The personality of American children is really different from that of our Chinese children. American kids don't seem to be afraid of making trouble. They can steal cars or destroy other people's property recklessly, and I'm not afraid of the consequences. And we Chinese children are accustomed to thinking about the consequences of doing things.
The United States seems to really have obvious class differences and gaps between the rich and the poor, which can be seen from the characters' accommodation and transportation. However, this movie tells us that it is everyone's right to chase dreams, and that those rights that seem to be possessed only by the upper class are actually what they have worked hard for.
Don't say no easily, don't give up halfway. Find your own direction and do your best to fight for it!

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