Without dreams, there is no life: Tokyo's poor universe-we live because of dreams.

Beretta P‐09, whose works include Love Story of Twins, Sky Photo Collection-1865438+ 0 sentences collected by photographers, etc.

A touching book, Poverty and the Universe, seems to have both a bad side and a broad side. Why is it called "poor universe"? Why are these two unrelated words put together?

Poverty is because in Tokyo, there are many people with dreams. They only live in two or three-story apartments, and they may not even have a toilet. The toilet may be used for * * *, but this group of people always hold their dreams. Even if they live in a small room, they hold great dreams, so they are called Tokyo Poverty Universe.

Living in the dark area of Tokyo, nude models who aim to be painters want to buy painting materials, see the world outside Japan and send money to their brothers and mothers, so they do not hesitate to reduce the rent and live in a room with only 2 ping, but people feel that they have big dreams.

I live in kadota tsuppari Wusan, Ikebukuro, Toyoshima, Tokyo, and I also live in a house with only two and a half floors. Toilets, showers, and kitchens are all * * *, but I am an independent filmmaker with a firm mind.

In Tokyo, you can find many people with dreams like this, but at present they still live in a few houses. The present situation will not discourage them at all, because they all hold dreams and continue to walk on the road they firmly believe in.

Kojiro Noi is one of them. He has the ideal of becoming an actor. When frustrated, he often encourages himself that "doing well is success, and doing badly is nothing." Living in a wooden house, there are only three units. Because he wanted to be an actor, he entered the Japanese film school. In addition to stage rehearsals and stage performances, he also worked in two catering industries. He said that the highest fun on the stage is to challenge different roles every time. Although he lives in a small space, he can feel his great enthusiasm.

This book introduces 42 people who live in a few houses like this but have dreams. When they see this, they seem to have no excuse to complain about anything unsatisfactory in life. There are many people in the world who are worse off than themselves, but they always have great ideals.

It turns out that Tokyo has so many inspirational stories. The monthly rent for a house of about 2 ping is about NT$ 10,000 at the Japanese exchange rate. Prices in Tokyo are relatively high, but even so, there are still so many people with dreams. Poverty can't stop them from going to their dreams. In a small space, they can feel their big dreams.

Even if you are poor, you should embrace your dreams.

"Tokyo Poor Universe" shows that as long as you have a dream, this stage is not important, because people with dreams are the most attractive. Poverty at this stage can't stop people who really have dreams. Even if the present stage is not satisfactory, as long as they are willing to work hard and work hard for their dreams, they will certainly achieve their own success one day.

Even in a bad environment, as long as you hold your dreams, you won't feel sad at all. Perhaps "poor universe" is the best annotation.