In the past, the wind can't afford it, and the only way to survive is to work hard. Le vent se lève, il faut tenter de vivre. il faut tenter de vivre. Even if the wind blows, life never gives up. I really like the two sentences in this one. The film tells the story of Jiro Horikoshi, the developer of the Japanese Zero fighter, when he was young. The male protagonist is so unafraid of difficulties on the way to pursue his dreams, and finally surpasses the environment in his own field and achieves outstanding achievements. The heroine is a very Japanese woman. She is beautiful, pure, literary, gentle and graceful, but she is terminally ill. She is like a ray of sunshine shining into the workaholic Erlang's life, bringing color to his life. She escaped from the nursing home for her love, and always smiled sweetly in order to prevent her lover from seeing her unbeautiful appearance, but she was actually very bitter. The wind is blowing, and the only thing you can do is try to survive. Even if the wind blows, life never gives up.
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