Every time I travel by plane or train through mountains and straits, my mind will always inadvertently flash back to a few special favorite movie plots, and in a trance, I will become the protagonist who is about to start an unknown journey, and the mood is both excited and a little nervous.
Survival in the Wild is one such film based on a true story. Sean Penn, who acted and directed, made such a great work of a wanderer's pursuit of himself. The protagonist of the story, Christopher (Emil Husky), was originally a graduate of a prestigious school and a wealthy family, but in the eyes of others, he burned his graduation certificate and all his documents, picked up a backpack and started a self-redeeming "adventure" alone.
During the long journey, he met men, women, good people, bad people, lovers, friends, hunted deer in the vast mountains, swam in the clear lake, kissed beautiful girls by the campfire under the stars, and finally returned to dust after a tortuous and bizarre adventure.
Life is short, days are long. We may have also questioned and cried with the protagonist, we have lost ourselves in the reinforced concrete city, we have also been passionate and passionate about being hurt and hurt by love, and we have also made bold words to travel all over the world as a home, and in the end we are also defeated by life.
Life is like a journey, sometimes short and sometimes very long...