First of all, in "Flying Life", people have that kind of obsession. Zhang Chi is just like that in the film. I wonder if you also have obsessions? Or is it only a compromise to life? The one that impressed me the most in the film was Zhang Chi. During the five years of suspension, he practiced driving 20 times on the Bayanbuls circuit every day. If you let us do the same thing every day, what would you do? I won't talk about the process in the middle, I also watched what I should watch. I think the last part of the Bayinbrook decisive battle I think is the best in the whole movie. The pictures are wonderful, and the dusty rally car is a boy who will be moved by it. The
overtaking picture is even more exciting, until the moment of the last passing, I can't help but shout YES! Then, the car flew out of the cliff because the brakes failed. I hope he survives and gives me a perfect ending because this is a movie. At the end of the movie, Han Han gave me a perfect answer to the unbelief. I like this reality, but it feels a bit sad. Let's talk about the final "Dedicated to Everything You Love" at the end of the movie.
For everything I love, I can really fight hard, even for life. I love this passion and romance. Efforts may have no results, but no effort will definitely have no results. In the film, in order to get a sponsorship, Zhang Chi hit a wall again and again, but never gave up. Until the moment he was about to participate in the competition, he was still in a state of trouble. He could not participate in the competition after the car was broken. When he chose to retire, his competitors Repaired the car for him, who can say that it was not the result of his hard work? Strong opponents make you stronger.
I don't want to win, but I don't want to lose. In the film, there is always a comparison of the time between two people. Logically, everyone is chasing after each other. It is a good thing for me to have a strong competitor. The strength of your opponent also motivates you to become stronger. In the face of such a competitor, it doesn't matter whether you win the game or not, but you don't want to lose to your own dreams, and you don't want a node in your life to lose. All the important story turning points and difficulties in the film are all caused by the protagonist's own work and teammates. A racing driver who makes a dream for a racing dream may only make people laugh.
Lin Zhendong is one of the most unqualified opponents. In the film, Lin Zhendong appears to be invincible as soon as he appears, especially when compared with the relaxed and distressed living environment, it appears to be a world of difference. The appearance of Lin Zhendong should be more intended to reflect Zhang Chi's desire for dreams and the impact after the Jedi counterattack. Therefore, a good person, from the beginning, respecting the opponent, and finally helping the opponent, turned into a role that missed the champion at the end. After watching "Flying Life", there is only one feeling: this face is a bit sad, and this bloody is a little hard to understand.
In the end, the whole film is processed, the lines are not particularly obvious, and it looks a little messy. If a child who has no blood relationship with him, if he wants to apply for a household registration for his child, there are many channels to solve it. And Zhang Chi was a Grand Slam racer at the time, and many people would flatter him. This is also shown in the film, but Zhang Chi agreed to others to participate in illegal racing and was caught, so he was suspended for five years. A person who knows he has been banned, knowing he has to retake his driver’s license to qualify for the competition, sees the coach just driving an ordinary van in the practice field. A person who knew that he had managed to get the money to refit a car had to be transported there, and he waved on his own while driving. The result was a car accident, the car was scrapped, and he was almost ineligible for the race.
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