What philosophies are there in "Green Book", and which plot do you like best?

"The lonely people in the world are afraid of taking the first step"

We have more and more people on WeChat now, but there are only a few who can really talk to each other. . Every day I ask for dinner dates, fitness groups, and shopping appointments, but it’s just words. As for how long it has been since I last had dinner with others, only I know. I go to work every day and go home between two o'clock and one line. I am too lazy to go shopping, hook up, chat, socialize, and even walk to the canteen to eat. At work gatherings, we don’t chat or drink, we just focus on eating our own food. When I posted a selfie to Moments, only 3 people liked it in half an hour, and then I secretly deleted it.

I have long been accustomed to staying in my comfort zone. I am afraid of being rejected when socializing with others, afraid of not being able to integrate into other people's circles, afraid of not being able to pick up other people's topics, afraid of awkward chatting, echoing, and forcing a smile. Although I say I am free and comfortable alone, I always peek into other people's friend circles and envy the lively life. In fact, if you want to change the current situation of loneliness, you only need to send "Are you free? Let's have a meal together" in the WeChat dialog box. The difficult thing is to overcome your own determination at the beginning and take the first step to escape loneliness.

Second, "You will never win with violence. Only by maintaining dignity can you defeat everything."

A recent piece of news sparked heated discussion - "Just because of one sentence, a woman will be 74 A 20-year-old man pushed the car and died." A 25-year-old American woman, Kadesha, pushed a 74-year-old man, Serge, from the bus and out of the bus because the old man advised her to be friendly. As a result, he died unfortunately. In the future, this woman will only have endless responsibilities and challenges. Prison.

In "Green Book", the black man Shirley Tang was treated unfairly by the white police. As his driver and friend Tony, he injured the rude policeman in order to vent his anger, which eventually led to the two people falling into Due to the disaster in the cage, I almost missed the next performance. It was obviously the police's injustice first, but it was himself who got into trouble in the end. The same is true for many people in life. When something happens, they are carried away by anger. He was clearly in the right, but because of his reckless behavior, he was thrown into jail. In the end, he was wronged and was beaten up instead. "Guiguzi" advocates that people should "handle things slowly" when encountering things, and don't blindly wave your fists. After all, fists have no brains. When encountering difficulties that cannot be solved in time, "put it aside" first and consider it from multiple angles and aspects, and there will always be a bright future.

3. "Superiority is just a state of mind. It does not mean that you are really better than others."

Superiority refers to the nature or state of showing contempt or arrogance. It is a kind of self-awareness. . Most people have some sense of superiority to varying degrees, such as professional superiority, appearance superiority, etc. Generally refers to the psychological state of thinking that one is better than others in physical, psychological and other aspects. In the final analysis, it is a feeling of self-righteousness, or it is just an illusion. A sense of superiority can help us overcome our inner inferiority complex to a certain extent, but it can also often blind us and prevent us from realizing our shortcomings.

At this point, we must talk about Einstein. This is undoubtedly the greatest scientist of the 20th century. Whose contribution is smaller than his? But he never thought that he was anything special or superior. He attributed his contribution solely to "curiosity" and said nothing more. He believed very simply that his creative psychological activities were inspired by "a monotonous and quiet life." He said: "I have always found the vulgar goals that people strive for - property, vanity, luxury - to be despicable." He believed that it was a "pig pen ideal." He pays great attention to his conscience. He said: "The thought that my life is based on such a large amount of labor of my compatriots often makes me feel heavy. Therefore, I deeply understand the obligations I owe to them."