Xu Lang sent this message to his wife when the mountains and rivers were desperate.
I personally think this is the core message of the film.
Two days ago, I was reading a classically written book. When it comes to a very important concept, people can easily become slaves to their sense of security. The lack of security comes from fear. I think "lost" is one of those manifestations.
"Do you know exactly what you are doing?"
"Do you know exactly what you want to do?"
I believe many people can't answer like me. But please start thinking about these questions now, otherwise we will undoubtedly be the next Xu Lang.
Many times, even if we can find our way home, we may not be able to find our way back home.
This made me think of another question, "Are you happy?"
CCTV's investigation was spoofed by netizens. Has anyone really asked themselves this question? It is estimated that few of the answers to CCTV's random survey are accurate, because this is not a question that can be judged in a short period of time.
Can you achieve happiness with a contract authorization of several hundred million?
The Psychology of Money talks about the concept of a "money marginal effect". Is the more money you earn, the happier you are?
If you think so, then you've entered a vicious circle of the mind. Xu Lang is one of the representatives.
Some people have studied that the correlation between money and the happiness index is 0.25. Below 0.25, happiness does increase with money, so when we have nothing, it is easy to obtain achievement, satisfaction and happiness from material things. Once the coefficient exceeds 0.25, money does not contribute to happiness.
On the other hand, the reason why people chase material things is that material things can be controlled relative to emotions.
Xu Lang's fear comes from the loss of control of marriage and family. In the competition of Gao Bo, both sides are desperate, wanting to win, but they both lose firmly.
"I will never trust you again"
An An said this to Xu Lang, Xiao Di said this to Xu Lang, Xiao Man said this to Gao Bo, and Xu Lang tore up Wang Bao’s notebook and called him a liar.
The price of competitive pursuit is to leave family and friends behind.
The people who can be deceived are the ones who are willing to believe you.
This sounds lonely.
A cuckold joke can easily cause a crisis of trust between Gao Bo and Xiaoman.
How much can you trust the people around you?
"I don't want it anymore, you are the most important to me"
Lao Zhou, who never appeared in the film, plays the role of a spiritual mentor. He chose a temple as the venue for the official confrontation between the two sides, in fact, hoping that Xu Lang and Gao Bo would have an epiphany in front of the Buddhists. Seeing Wang Bao's desperate drive for his dream, Xu Lang was finally awakened.
What is really wanted? It's not a competition with Gao Bo, it's not getting an authorization, it's not a contract worth hundreds of millions, it's not an achievement of fame, and nothing is important anymore. The only thing that comes to mind is the promise of the aquarium that her daughter Xiao Di has pushed over and over again.
Dreams are not really big, they are the thoughts of the moment when the Jedi has nothing.
Someone broke into your world to teach you a lesson.
For example, Gao Bo is to Xu Lang.
Someone broke into your world to save you.
For example, Wang Baozhi and Xu Lang.
He said, "There must be a pure and persistent 2B youth around the elite who pretends to be B, eager to keep a simple smile and mood like a child, just like a hedgehog and a cactus, there must be someone who is not afraid of being hurt to give a deep hug. It melts."
So the pot of prickly prickly pears ended up in exchange for a healthy flowering tree.
Almost everyone is talking about how funny this movie is, and it also made Xu Zheng's first director's 1 billion box office. It also made me have high expectations for the comedy scene, so I felt a little lost at the end of the film. In fact, what makes us laugh, a lot of it is not a real reality.
This is so embarrassing.
Finally, thank you for a movie review that gave me the reason for the code.
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