George was undoubtedly a very smart, ideal, and enthusiastic young man at the beginning. He always wanted to get out of the town, see the outside world, go to college, and do a career, but he was destined to take on his own. responsible. Perhaps since he sacrificed the hearing of his left ear and rescued his younger brother, or perhaps since his father died and he took over his father's company, he was destined to be unable to escape from reality and his responsibilities. In fact, in his There are many opportunities to let go of these and pursue his own ideals. For example, when his younger brother came back from college, he could have done nothing and handed over the company to his younger brother. However, he knew that his younger brother could have a better life, and he finally fulfilled his younger brother. Because of his sense of responsibility, he would rather sacrifice himself. Isn't that what life is like? Most of us don't have the same luck as his younger brother. Help us take on everything, let us let go and break through Most of us are Georges, and in the face of life, we have to live to compromise ideals VS reality, after all, reality beats ideals
In the process of experiencing life, we are bound to endure many difficulties, but after all, the difficulties are only temporary
The novelty of this movie is that it uses the role of an angel to let George see a world without him, and let him know his own value. This reminds me of a sentence of Kai-Fu Lee's mentor, imagine two A world with you and a world without you. The difference between the two is the meaning of your life. Thinking about this, the world is too complicated, and people influence each other. However, this also shows that our Existence is important We have influenced and even changed the lives of many people without our knowledge
I think the most touching thing is at the end. Almost everyone in the town donated their savings to help George. These kindness and beauty are the most precious things that George's sacrifice has exchanged for.
So many times, although life is difficult, we are not nothing
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