Although the car and I look old, we have the heart of an eighteen-year-old.
The World's Fastest Indian Motorcycle is based on the true story of Bert Monro, directed by Roger Donaldson and starring Anthony Hopkins and Diane Ladd. The film tells the story of New Zealand racing legend Bert Monro, a legendary motorcyclist who, after repairing and modifying his 1920 Indian reconnaissance motorcycle, ventured to Utah to fulfill his lifelong aspirations, eventually setting a world record for land speed.
Bert, 72, who was suffering from arteriosclerosis for a short time, stroked his car to participate in the Bonwell Salt Beach Motorcycle Race before his death. He was an outlier among his neighbors, and the daily roar of noise annoyed the neighbors. He continued to fiddle with his locomotive with an embarrassed smile, knowing it was the essence of his life. Due to the age, the parts on the locomotive have long been discontinued, he went to build it himself, the fuel tank cover is made of brandy plugs, the tires are flattened by the kitchen knife, and in the eyes of outsiders, this is a pile of rags. The local biker party even mocked him as a useless old guy, facing the confusion of others. He said a passage from the bottom of his heart to his sweetheart: "Honor does not belong to the analysis of critics, nor does it belong to those who point out the mistakes of the strong doers, honor belongs only to those who really fight." "Fortunately, he has his own old friends and sweethearts, and everyone helps him raise the cost of the competition, and this time he is finally going to leave."
The strangeness of the journey and the physical discomfort made his journey not smooth, he was cheated of money, fell into the car, and fainted physically, and finally he came to the arena. Although he missed the registration date, fortunately, with everyone's help, he got the opportunity to play as he wished. After making final adjustments, Potter set off. The hero was old and fierce, and although the exhaust cylinder had burned his thigh, he still increased the throttle. After cutting through the thorns along the way, he finally broke through the speed of two hundred miles per hour, breaking the record in one fell swoop.
Dreams are ahead, a relentless chase
Ambition is not high, the old man spent his life chasing his dream. How many people today insist on doing what they love? When I was a child, I liked to dismantle the "four-wheel drive", and many years ago my "four-wheel drive" went into the trash can during the moving process. The move was thrown away, the children came to my house to take it, my car has long disappeared, and the partner who played with the car is gone. Compared with before, the environment has changed too much, children sit in the stroller, locked in the house, coupled with the induction of electronic products, this innocent insistence has long been imprisoned, not to mention the later aggravation of schooling, employment difficulties and other factors. It seems that we have gained more and richer lives, and we have lost the opportunity to focus. Our environment and ethos have changed, and we are also required to become more determined. Wei Dongyi, who is known as the "Wei Shen" of Peking University, is dressed simply carrying two steamed buns and a bottle of water, and outsiders look like the slag of the soil is a poor and sour appearance, and when talking about mathematics, his spirit is vibrant and his mind is gushing. He loved mathematics deeply, and loved him so much that he couldn't help himself. Outsiders look at him nervously, but they don't know that he has a spirit in his heart. Such a person is something we admire, and it is also something we should reflect on. We who are accustomed to fast food culture, can we slow down and taste the heart?
On a trip, I met a great uncle who did not take the cable car up and down the mountain faster than we young lads. Later, when he returned, he learned that he hoped to personally walk through the mountains and rivers of the motherland in his lifetime. He was full of pride in his words, the motherland was his admiration, and he was glad that he had traveled to many places. In addition to his bold ambitions, he was also worried about whether he could continue, so he has always insisted on exercising, just to go to more places.
For example, the afterglow of childhood surrounding "Dreams come true will not be far away, pluck up the courage to move forward with all your might, and miracles will surely appear." ", has your dream come true?"