I am a movie lover and have no special preference. Some of my favorite movies will be watched again, from which I can expand my ideological boundaries and draw valuable nutrition.
A few years ago, when I was training teachers, I began to integrate movies into the classroom. Once, I intercepted two clips of Bollywood and Chinese partners and played them in class. Both of these clips have a paragraph about the teacher's reaction to the textbook in class. After I played the clip, I organized the teacher to discuss and let them reflect on their behavior. The teachers reacted strongly.
Movies come from life, reflecting the relationship between people, feelings of home and country, dreams and struggles, innovation and breakthroughs. Some movies ask questions to make us think, while others give us answers. What a good movie touches us is actually the bits and pieces in our lives. Movies are an infinite life, reorganizing and reconstructing the days we don't know.
Peak experience is a story of growth.
Growth is the process of finding and solving problems. What's the problem? I've been thinking, why are there so many collisions in the movie? This is not someone's distortion or paranoia, but actually the reopening of their respective systems between people. Every adult has his own mature ideological system, which is the result of their years of practice. When a group of people start to set out, the differences of their respective systems will naturally collide.
Therefore, we can see that Bai Yang's professional mode is different from everyone's riding mode, and there is no mutual openness and acceptance.
Seeing the beautiful self, there is no mutual understanding with everyone's system.
On the road, it is not only a cycling journey, but also a life journey. Gangs stick to their own system, while teams accept each other and create a vision together.
Why are we leaving? Whether it is an individual or a team, working hard for a great thing, that is the meaning of starting.