What movies did you understand when you were growing up?

Judging from the production of this film, there are no actions, stunts and beautiful women in the play, but it can still impress the audience, and its charm has not diminished after decades. Some people say that it embodies the "tenacity of human nature" and shows all aspects of human nature in a narrow space; Some people say that it embodies institutionalization, reality and life beat dreams and distances, give up their own pursuits, and rush between work and family every day; But there are still some people who are always unwilling to compromise in order to achieve their goals.

But how did I understand it when I was a child? I just think that the protagonist is very clever ... After reading it for the first time, I just feel that it seems to have provided some help for our own growth, and it seems that we have not gained any other things or feelings. But as I get older, I always feel moved by the story after going to see this movie again.

The title is The Shawshank Redemption. What did he save?

Following the choice of his own inner values, when Andy learned that Tom had been shot, he made up his mind that he had to go out, which was his choice. In difficult situations, he always told himself not to relax, let alone relax, which became his driving force to sweep all difficulties.

Then it is necessary to disassemble what you want to do, complete your goals in stages, and get positive feedback. This will make you more confident and make it easier for you to stick to it, so that you will not give up because you can't see hope, and it will be easier to complete yourself.

Make use of your own advantages, get core resources, and do things well.

Andy, the hero, uses his advantage to make himself more comfortable than others in his cell, and also uses this advantage to escape from the cell behind him and regain his freedom.

This also gives us some suggestions on how to use our own advantages to win more resources for ourselves. So as to achieve the expected goal. Hard work depends on diligence, and digging yourself is to infinitely enlarge your strengths and turn them into conditions for success.