Interest means liking, but liking does not mean loving

"Everyone should have a hardcore hobby", I often heard this sentence a long time ago, although I don't know who said this sentence, but no matter who it is That said, I agree with this.

I think the person who said this should have at least one hardcore hobby, maybe photography, maybe painting, maybe dancing...

Interests Hobbies are different from dreams. Dreams are used to realize, to settle down, and to survive and live. Hobbies, on the other hand, are only for pursuit, and may only bring inner pleasure rather than external material rewards.

In fact, on many occasions, especially with people we meet for the first time, we always discuss our interests and hobbies with each other, some in serious interview situations, and some just in relaxed dating situations. Photography, painting, dance, piano, movies, music... There are many choices for hobbies, and there are many answers to the reasons for choosing these hobbies.

I don’t know the reason for choosing your hobbies. I just want to say that many of you just like your hobbies and have no love for them.

Is liking the same as loving? Of course, liking is different from loving. In fact, there is a big difference. What is the difference between liking and loving? If you want me to give you an official answer, to be honest, I really can't give you such an answer. Maybe you can also feel it by asking yourself a question: What are you willing to pay for your hobbies?

Maybe you like photography, just watching other people look cool with SLRs. You can walk around with a camera and take pictures, see different scenery, meet different people, and listen to different stories. .

Maybe you have liked photography for a long time, but still can’t start the journey of photography. Maybe it’s because you are too short of money to buy a SLR. You always tell others that you just don’t have money, otherwise you would already be a photography master. Maybe you are not short of money and don’t need to consider equipment issues. I bought the camera a few years ago, but I still only use automatic mode, and I can’t read all the letters on the camera.

This is not true love, it is not even like. If you truly love something, you are willing to pay for it, whether it is time or money. True love is one who is willing to make some sacrifices, whether it is love or life.

I saw this post on Zhihu: What movies must be watched when you are young?

There are 2309 answers below, and one answer is very meaningful: the respondent crawled 2154 answers under this question and conducted data analysis on the answers. One of them showed 1259 Movies, sort the movies according to the number of mentions of each movie, and list 50 classic movies that you must watch while you are young.

"Crackling Drummer" is a movie that has been mentioned 19 times and ranked 14th. "Whiplash" is a musical drama film written and directed by Damien Chazelle, starring Miles Teller and J.K. Simmons. It was released in the United States on October 10, 2014. . "Explosive Drummer" tells the story of a young man who loves music and strives to become a top jazz drummer.

The protagonist in the movie, Andrew, a 19-year-old boy who grew up in a single-parent family, aims at the legendary musician Charlie Parker and wants to become a top jazz drummer. One night when he was practicing at school, he was spotted by the devil mentor Fletcher and entered the regular band. At the same time, he began to pay the price for his pursuit of perfection. In order to pursue the dream in his heart and to get on a brighter stage, Andrew practiced crazily. Even if his fingers were split and bleeding, even if the instructor's devilish demands and crazy personal insults, he could persist in his passion for jazz drums. love. In order to have the opportunity to perform on a shining stage, even if he is rejected by his mentor, he will still try his best to fight for it. Even if he is bleeding profusely in a car accident, he will still rush to the performance stage frantically. Even if you are kicked off the stage by your mentor, you still have to return to the stage and prove yourself with your performance.

At the end of the movie, it was just the curtain call of Andrew's performance, which did not make Andrew a top jazz drummer. But his love for jazz may be what touches the audience the most, and it is also the reason why many people highly recommend this movie.

I have never loved one thing as much as Andrew, but in my future work life, I will try to have more love for the things I like, even if I face difficulties and challenges. , faced with rumors.