When Thor Heyerdahl and his companions lay on the raft and looked up at the starry sky, rippling in the ocean with blue dim light beneath them, I thought, break through the shackles of all life, cast aside the fear of the unknown, and go out, Embrace my freedom. I don't have the courage to "abandon my wife" like Thor, but we can find ourselves a little bit and be a little bit more of ourselves every day, which is what I think when facing the blue sky and ocean.
I love this video, I love how realistic it is. The dullness, loneliness, fear, compromise, firmness, courage, doubt and confrontation in the voyage show the diversity of human nature. Happiness, Russell said, comes from being uneven. Probably means that. I also firmly believe that the diversity of life opens the poetic life. The sense of reality that the film made me experience is more derived from the truth, goodness and beauty of nature.
Maybe everyone has a piece of sky. In my sky, there is the poetic ink painting of green hills and twilight clouds, the magnificent formation of the radiant rays of the sun, and the chirping of birds across the sky...My earth, the bees burrow into the white primroses The flowers, the petals bloom in the buzzing sound, a dead branch is broken, and waving in the dry husk of the peacock grass, there will be a crisp and rustling melody. , vaguely to far, far away. One day, someone told me that the other side of the rainbow is far, far away, and he must go to the other side of the rainbow, because he has already been there. So, there was a rainbow in my sky, and the road ahead was vaguely towards the other side of the rainbow.
Maybe, one day, you will suddenly realize that the rainbow is just a phantom, it is fleeting, and the sky is still beautiful. Drop the phantom, the rainbow is not there. But at least, we tried. Then, move on to the unknown freedom.
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