White dew today.
The ancient book "The Seventy-two Waiting Solutions of the Moon Order" says: "On the August Festival, autumn belongs to the gold ... Dew condensed and white, hence the name white dew. "By this time, the weather was really cool, and the geese began to migrate.
Today, the broadcaster wants to introduce you to a classic film suitable for watching in this season and telling the story of the migration of geese - "FlyIng High with You".
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FlyIng With You is a feature film directed by Carroll Ballard and starring Anna Paquin and Jeff Daniels. The film shows the touching love of family affection and natural love in a plain and interesting way.
The story begins in a car accident in which 13-year-old Amy (Anna Paquin) loses her dependent mother and has to return to her biological father (Jeff Daniels).
Amy's biological father was a farmer and an invention enthusiast, he pondered all kinds of strange inventions and gadgets every day, Amy felt that her father was a strange person, in adolescence she was not very willing to communicate with such a father, but gradually got used to farm life.
One day, Amy accidentally encounters a nest of abandoned geese eggs, she secretly takes them home, and successfully hatches a nest of geese. Since Amy is the first "living creature" that this group of little cute people sees, she is naturally recognized by the geese as her mother, and Amy is excited to take charge of the lives of the geese and find the happiness that has been missing for a long time.
However, according to the government's requirements, wild animals cannot be domesticated and must be released from nature. The geese who can only walk and cannot fly obviously cannot survive in the wild environment, so Amy's father decided to sell his beloved "lunar landing capsule" and made a plane like a goose, so that Amy could help the geese learn to fly and return to nature.
In this flock of geese, there is a lame geese, always stumbling, the kind Amy gave the geese more love, and when Amy led the geese to learn to fly, the lame geese also bravely spread their wings... Eventually, thanks to amy and her father's efforts, the geese embarked on a four-day migration journey, with Amy flying the plane into the blue sky, followed by the geese and flying towards their winter destination, Lake Ontario.
They crossed the city and the river in four days.
Even crossed the military restricted area and eventually reached its destination amid the cheers of the people.
Amy and her father also broke down barriers and understood each other through this experience.
The story of "Flying With You" is actually quite simple, it is the kind of movie that can guess the end when you see the beginning, but it still makes people move to tears. Whether it is the bond between father and daughter, or the trust and symbiosis between humans and animals, it is infinitely touching, especially when Amy successfully landed in a new habitat with geese, no one applauds such feats and miracles.
What is even more emotional is that "Flying With You" has a story prototype - a Canadian artist and inventor named William Lisman once spent a long time walking with wild geese every day, and spent 3 years to develop an airplane that can synchronize with the geese and lead the geese to migrate.
In 1993, he flew his first aircraft of his own making, leading a flock of wild geese from Ontario, Canada, to Virginia, the United States, a 400-mile flight that caused a sensation throughout North America. Over the past few decades, Bill has promoted programs in which ultralight aircraft lead bird migration. The Migration Experiment team is working with Uk fish and wildlife conservation organisations and several other organisations to restore the natural tradition of crane migration to eastern North America.
After the release of the film, it also inspired the Frenchman Christian, who modified a two-seat ultralight aircraft and gradually developed into a "plan to rebuild migratory bird migration routes", which has been implemented for 25 years, and he has led the migration of many birds, including black geese, white-cheeked black geese, gray geese, swans, white cranes, etc., to protect the survival and reproduction of these birds.
In 2019, the film "Give Me Wings", based on Christian, was also put on the screen and received praise.
Whether it is "Fly High with You" or "Give Me Wings", it is the story of people and birds, in fact, it is also the story of people and people. "Being able to fly high" or "having wings" is not only the privilege of birds, but also a metaphor for the people in the story, who continue to grow and fly high.
Some people say that the existence of dew is the most short-lived, night to come, day to return, a ray of sunshine, a touch to let it slip away quietly, the ancients often used "dew" as a metaphor for life, lamenting that time is short, fleeting, but dew can also bring people the temperature of the years, it is a little warmth in the cool autumn, telling people that the water has not yet frozen, and the geese are still flying south.
The four seasons change, the light and shadow flow, may everyone be white and healthy.