Impression of the pursuit of happiness

The sceneries of the movie has long since passed away. Not until now did I press my keys to input a article, though it touched me deeply when I first saw it about a year ago.

 

It is a story of the pursuit of happiness. "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" , the key phrase of the movie is quoted from the United States Declaration of Independence, right represent the old idea of the American Dream. Nowadays, this issue's not so popular as it was in the early American days. But the stuff of it deserves our respects. No one can become succeeded with little efforts.

 

A fantastic encouraging movie as it is, the pursuit of happiness really told us something, something behind the story and the words themselves, something that is more than any words that we ever used can express. Chris Gardner, the hero, was a man of spirit, who never gave up himself to fate. He had a hope, he protected it, and finally, he achieved it. Anyone, I believe, only if he want achieve some achievement, would be deeply touched and greatly impressed by the man’s will. Yes, we are all longing for success, but only quite a few of us become succeeded. Why? That’s the reason: success only embraces those who have a strong will, who would do what ever job life assigned him to do, who would never give up no matter how bad the situation is.

 

I’m of no exception. I felt the inner of the hero, and perhaps in a moment, my mind became part of it. They fought with life together and enjoyed the hard work that life provides.

 

But a good movie is analogous to a dream, which would break down suddenly by weak up. I woke up after “I like that one.”, keep thinking about the succeeding amazing follow-ups.

 

For me, I think it set a good example for me. I’ve been always like working hard and enjoying life to the utmost. This movie, however, implement it very clearly that “The best prize that life offers, is the chance to work hard and work worth doing.”

 

So, let's keep up with our good work!