The old man has something to do, the revelation behind Wei Ruolai's story
Once upon a time, we had heard countless stories about young people chasing their dreams, but now, a movie has focused on an elderly man in his seventies. Yes, he is Wei Ruolai in "The Wind Chaser". Recently, he received his graduation certificate, which was more than 70 years late, and this story is not only emotional, but also provokes people to think about life and struggle.
In the movie "Wind Chaser", the role of Wei Ruolai is impressive. Although he is over the age of six, his heart is still full of desire for the future and love for life. The moment he received his diploma was perhaps one of the best moments of his life. This story teaches us that no matter how old we are, we should never give up our attachment to our dreams and pursuits.
Wei Ruolai's story is not just a plot in a movie, but also a microcosm of real life. In reality, we often hear similar stories: septuagenarians pick up paintings again, and sixty-year-old men learn English...... They may have been retired for many years, but their hearts are still young, they still have pursuits, dreams, and their stories tell us that there is not only one way to go in life, and age is not a shackle that restricts our struggles and pursuits.
Through Wei Ruolai's story, we can't help but think about whether the society's perception and treatment of the elderly should be changed, whether they should have more space for development and social support, and at the same time, some people question: Is it really realistic and feasible for the elderly to pursue their dreams? Should they enjoy their old age in peace, instead of devoting themselves to struggle again? These questions are undoubtedly worthy of our in-depth discussion and consideration.
In general, Wei Ruolai's story tells us that age is not a shackle that restricts our struggle and pursuit, as long as we still have dreams in our hearts, we should be brave enough to chase them. At the same time, the story also provokes reflection on the perception and treatment of the elderly. In the future, we hope to see more stories of older people who dare to pursue their dreams and challenge themselves, and we also hope that the society can give them more support and understanding. After all, a better society is a better place when the elderly have something to do.