I finally took the time to watch it. I was a little late and missed a bit of the beginning, so I couldn't compare it with the Golden City. Personally, I felt that the beginning of the Golden City was very good. profound. The story is also good. The most touching point is Usopp and the Empress, and the funniest point is the clown Bucky Brook and the Straw Hat Luffy fan group.
I have never been able to understand Luffy's motive for letting Usopp on board in the first place. He is obviously so weak and timid and loves to brag that he looks full of flaws. He is also the one who wants to quit, but it is really powerful for a timid person to be brave. Although it is not a charge, he still has to rely on such teammates at critical moments. In fact, such a person really has the collective ideals and goals in mind, and he can also clearly know the boundaries of his abilities, and can do the best he can.
What can be learned from Usopp is: Weakness is relative, it depends on where you compare it. When ambition is greater than one's own ability level, the dish is the original sin. The key is to find your own position and give full play to your strengths. Luffy always said that there would be no party without Usopp. I originally thought Usopp was joking, but now that I think about it, Usopp should be the last person who can give key assists. Clearly recognize your own shortcomings, make reasonable use of your strengths, and not be afraid of powerful enemies. True Warrior: The man who can most truly be counted brave is he who best knows the meaning of what is sweet in life, and what is terrible, and he then goes out undeterred to meet what is to come.
The other one is the Empress. In my impression, there are not many scenes of the Empress fighting, but this time it is beyond my imagination. Hancock is not the kind of person who is dazzled by love and can't think, but is willing to give up for the person he loves. Even if there is a sea of fire, life and death are uncertain, others may cooperate with each other because of the same goal, mutual benefit and win-win, but true love is always at the front no matter where it goes, and it is also the most solid. backing. Moved to tears.
In fact, the core point of the Pirate Theater this time is that even if you know that there will be a shortcut to the target, everyone is scrambling to get there first, but in order to enjoy the process of adventure, they would rather choose a path without shortcuts. The place you really want to go is far away. Although he will experience some minor setbacks, and even constantly experience various setbacks, even Smaller is mad at Luffy for not learning to learn, and he may walk slowly at first, but with absolute faith, Is there anything in this world that cannot be reached?
There are also lessons of failure: lose yourself; choose the wrong partner/position, even if you say that, it doesn't mean that you have a chance to make the right choice.
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