When I was listening to Teacher Zhang Yu’s lecture on the 18th Lecture of Advanced Mathematics during the postgraduate entrance examination, Teacher Zhang Yu quoted a line from "The Lion King": "You are more than better what you have become now." I have always used this sentence to encourage myself. In the postgraduate entrance examination study room, I have persisted from the 90-day countdown to the end of the postgraduate entrance examination. It is this sentence that gives me a reason to meet a better self. I have always had the belief that I can achieve success through the postgraduate entrance examination. Change yourself and be able to see the world from a different perspective.
I watched "The Lion King" tonight, thinking of myself as Simba, starting from Simba's perspective, to understand and appreciate the Lion King in my heart. Simba seems to have owned everything in the entire kingdom since he was born. When his father gets old, he becomes the King here. Simba's identity seems to be destined. He will be able to become the king of this place wherever the sun can shine. However, the young Simba has not yet understood the true meaning of this principle. Simba thought Why don't I go to a place where I can show my bravery better? Explore the unknown world with Nana and prove that I am brave. When he was a child, everything was going on in harmony, everything was prosperous on the grassland, and everything was so beautiful. With his father and mother by his side, Simba lived a very comfortable life and could play with his friends. Because Simba is young, his body and mind have not truly matured, and he has not grown into a real King. This is also a certain limitation that prevents Simba from understanding what his father said that the world must follow the real rules.
Although Simba said he understood verbally, from the perspective of a mature lion, Simba was still very naive. A specific manifestation is that before Mufasa finished speaking, Simba said what his father wanted to say next. This scene is so similar to what everyone experienced when they were young. One day, when they grow up, When I was growing up, I left school and had to face a real and cruel society. Then I thought about the truth that I thought I understood at the time, but I didn’t really understand it, didn’t put it into my head and heart, and didn’t practice it.
When Simba gets into a big disaster, he has to rely on his father Mufasa to solve the whole thing. These philosophical words he said in the subsequent dialogue can be regarded as a person's living experience. Principled. From what Mufasa said to Simba, let us know what a real King is like. As follows "I'm only brave when I have to be. Simba, being brave doesn't mean you go looking for trouble. ?I thought I might lose you. Cause nobody messes with your dad. Look at the stars. The great kings of the past look down on us from those stars.so whenever you feel alone, just remember that those kings will always be there to guide you, And so will I."
Simba wants to be in front of Nana To show that you are brave but unable to control the whole situation first, you still need your father Mufasa to come forward to solve it. This scene will be repeated in different ways in everyone's life, because without a mature mind, you cannot deal with it. Having a clear understanding and overall grasp of the development direction and situation of what needs to be done will often make things irreversible in the end.
When Simba was exploited by his uncle Scar, who used himself as bait to set up a trap for his father Mufasa to sacrifice while saving him, Simba was unknowingly used to become As a chess piece, Simba can only bear his own pain. Simba chose to escape due to immaturity. When Simba can face this matter and Simba can come out of this shadow, he will truly grow up. Only when you grow up can you grow into a real King.
With the help of Peng Peng and Timon, Simba is unwilling to face reality and chooses to escape and live a carefree life. In fact, Simba knows best in his heart that he still has trouble with what he has done before. Those who can't let go, I can't let go in my heart. This knot needs to be made clear to Simba about his mission and responsibility through noble people at the right time. Simba is different from others and is unique. His responsibility is to become a King and do what he should do. , that is, everyone has his or her own mission.
In the conversation between Simba and his father Mufasa, he can understand that if he wants to grow up, he must keep some principles in mind and use these principles to guide the direction of life at all times. From another aspect, we can also see that choice is more important than hard work.
"You have forgotten who you are, and so have forgotten me. Look inside yourself, Simba. You are more than what you have become. You must take your place in the circle of life. Remember who you are. You are my son and the one true king. Remember who you are. ”
When Simba remembers who he is, when Simba remembers it in his heart, he naturally understands what he has to do, and when he learns In order to face the pain of his past, Simba truly grew up and became a real King.
Later, when Simba became King, his love for his daughter was still the same as his father's love for himself when he was a child. This can be regarded as a kind of reincarnation, to fulfill the responsibilities and obligations that a King should bear. . It also makes us feel that this great love continues and is immortal, thus forming the harmonious coexistence of all things and the harmony of the entire nature.
I am as lucky as Simba to have the help of noble people. I bear the pain of my past and at the same time, under the guidance of Teacher Xiaolai, I choose the path to take next, adhering to the principles I firmly believe in. , to practice and achieve your own financial freedom.