No one is a child, but what about life itself?

The plot is quite satisfactory, there is nothing unexpected, but there are several good echoes, such as the wallet, the dating website, and the intimate actions of Walt's mother and children. What stood out was the Icelandic scenery, Ben Stiller was so handsome when he skated, and the music "wake up" was great, but because I was watching it on a tablet, it wasn't good enough. This predictable film fits the bill on how to make life interesting.
Now many people see success in learning, and they will sneer at inspirational chicken blood. But it strongly advocates adventure, travel, and the more different it is, the more it is advertised. It seems that if you have not climbed Mount Everest, have not dived the deep sea, and have not swam through the sky, life is boring and incomplete. What is the difference between this and success learning, inspirational chicken soup.
The interest of life is far from the external variety and enjoyment of food and color, but the inner peace and the passion for living.
I live in a small town and have never met a legend. The people I have met have ordinary jobs and ordinary lives. Some people have never been to places outside the provincial capital in their lives, and very few have traveled abroad or sailed. I don't think this kind of life is boring. It's very interesting to change the cup and have fun and chat. If the situation is better, I've never seen anyone who thinks life is boring.
Two or three years ago, I was also a young writer. Traveling alone in winter and summer vacations is unique. But until now it's hard for me to articulate what I've gained from these experiences. I went to Beijing in the middle of the night, and when I walked to Tiananmen Square, I saw the flag raising. I was alone in the deep grassland of Ulan Butong, away from the crowd, listening to Li Zongsheng's music, and I was moved to tears. I was walking all over Jiangsu and Zhejiang. In the town, get up early, watch the bars that are full of colors at night, and see the empty streets full of tourists. However, I don't think it makes any sense, and it is no different from ordinary follower tourists. I didn't go deep into where I was passing, I didn't see the wind blowing through it any different than anywhere else, I just passed by, no fun, no meaning, no passion for life, just flaunting.
The most important thing in life is not how much you have experienced, but what you really need. Nash with a beautiful mind, isn't his math world wonderful, and Zuckerberg's code world isn't wonderful enough. An interesting life is not outside but inside. A person who has no inner strength and no desire will never find life interesting no matter how much he experiences.

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