Chen Xiang's 6:30 movie "Boxing Champion Mom"

It’s been a waste to be isolated at home these past few days. I haven’t read a book, read a newspaper, or done any exercise. I have been eating and sleeping. The day has passed in the blink of an eye. I deeply feel that time flies by and no one makes any progress. .

This morning, I watched Chen Xiang’s 6:30 movie "Boxer Mom". I classified it as an inspirational film. It scored out of 10. I would like to give it at least 8 points. There is a tribute to "Comedy". There are also scenes that pay tribute to "The Pursuit of Happyness"; there are not only the affection between mother and daughter, but also the true love of the couple who never leave each other in times of adversity, as well as the difficult question of how to choose between passion and responsibility. Personally, I think it is more worthy of the 5 billion box office than "Li Huanying": first of all, the acting skills of the grassroots actors are very good; secondly, both the characters and the plot are very life-like and down-to-earth, and you can see the lives of many little people in it helpless; moreover, there is no deliberate sensationalism that I hate, and the laughter comes naturally. In particular, the heroine's love for her daughter, her love for her that she could endure no matter how hard it was, made me, a soon-to-be mother, cry several times.

The ending of the movie does not make a shocking reversal for the protagonist like most inspirational movies - the heroine who trained boxing for three months unexpectedly defeats the boxing champion and starts a cheating life. After all, ordinary people are still ordinary people, and they still have to go back to their ordinary lives. But in this process, the tenacity and strength shown by the heroine are enough to tell her daughter: She is the greatest mother and a worthy mother. Proud mother.

Just like the heroine’s confession at the end of the movie: This is the worst but least useless time I have been beaten in 30 years. People who are close to each other will hurt each other, childhood ideals have long been forgotten, reality makes us unable to hold our heads up, and those who said they would protect you eventually become history. I tried hard to win and prove that I could do it, but as you can see, I was still beaten like a pig's head. I keep asking myself, what did I do wrong and why is it so difficult to win? But now, I want to understand that life is always full of difficulties and ups and downs, and there will always be times when we are powerless. As long as we always remember that when we are hit by life, we wave our fists vigorously and fight back bravely, then This is the attitude that we have won.