What does Sleeping in the Wind tell us about the philosophy of life? How should I make up my mind when writing a composition?

Sleeping in the wind is from The True Story of Teddy Boy, and sleeping in the wind is also called a bird of paradise. According to legend, there is a kind of sleep in the wind that can fly over the forest. Because it has no feet, it doesn't stop or end. It only chooses to fly, and it can only rest in the wind when it is tired. A bird without feet can only land once in its life, when it dies. "There is a bird in the world that has no feet. When it is tired, it keeps flying."

Some people compare Leslie Cheung to this bird-

I suddenly remembered a male artist I liked before, who was brilliant for half a year, smiling at people before, and then sad. His ending made many admirers feel sorry, but it was not necessarily the best relief for himself.

He once said that there is a kind of bird in the world that has no feet. It can only fly for a lifetime and sleep in the wind when it is tired. This bird will only land once in its life, and that is the moment of death. He finally chose to land like a bird. After all, its wings are tired and tired, and its helplessness and loneliness to reality have long been unbearable.

Always living in the shadow of loneliness, born melancholy, life is so short and fragile, and fate gives us different choices. When the kiss of death comes, the spell of reincarnation will take effect again.

The birth process of life is the same, but the ending process is mixed with piety, pain and helplessness.

Our hearts have been wandering in loneliness. You chose physical and mental liberation, and we chose lonely nostalgia, which is an unreachable pain, as if the world could be lost at any time.

Its main philosophy of life is to express the free mentality and petty bourgeoisie feelings of urbanites.

Please refer to the Wong Kar-wai Report for details.