This thin-looking young man, sitting in the classroom, unexpectedly met the classmate who had transferred to the school and bullied him before. As a result, he was once again knocked to the ground and once again bullied in front of his classmates. The female classmate who had just spoken to him had a pair of frightened eyes as she watched him being hit again and again. His face was full of blood, his eyes were cowardly, and he couldn't hide the panic and despair in his heart. In utter shame, he picked up his sharp pen and did something he had never thought he would do.
That's not the point, the point is, he went to jail and met another guy in prison.
He metamorphosed.
He met a world champion in boxing, strong and powerful. He gave him another world. Only after running a hundred laps in forty minutes could he learn boxing with him and protect himself. So he ran wildly, staggered, ran desperately. Thus, his life, from one freezing point, leads to another boiling point. He successfully gained the opportunity to learn boxing. He started practicing desperately again. He was too weak to force himself to meet his requirements by will. In prison, he has to constantly fight back, and outside the prison, he has to face the classmate who once bullied him and is now a thug. His hand, which had turned the page, kept punching out punches and punches. His once humble smile continued to become sharp and firm. All kinds of people in prison finally stood with him and knew the truth of harmony and symbiosis. He walked out of prison, met the man of the year, finally knocked down his opponent, and with his inner strength, walked to the front of his spiritual world.
The Korean movie "Shark Starting Point", with its brief character realism and simple scene switching, tells us such a story of rewriting life due to accidents.
From a good student in the school, he became a prisoner, and reinvented himself because of the accident of life.
Let's let go of the plot of the movie and think about the twist of the fate of the little people-
As long as the heart is strong, it will be a winner in life after all. As long as you face yourself, there will always be unexpected gains.
Sharks need to swim non-stop to maintain the exuberance of life; people also need upward momentum to continue to grow stronger!