Na Zha, I don’t control my fate!
I finally got a chance to see Ne Zha, who has been on fire for a long time, and finally bought a ticket two minutes before the movie started in the hot sun.
It was a great movie, funny and interesting, with lots of laughs and tears, and it lasted nearly two hours. But we were all reluctant to leave, waiting for the final egg.
But whether it was the three sons of the Li family or the three princes of the Dragon King, they were all destined by God and could not be changed.
Although they are innocent, they still have to bear their fate.
Nezha, reincarnated as a devil child, has been recognized as a demon since he was born, and cannot leave his home or play with others.
Ao C, the reincarnated Lingzhu, has no friends, but only the pressure of destiny, and is also responsible for the mission of the whole dragon family.
So they live twisted lives until they meet, until they play a shuttlecock, and they become each other’s only friends.
When the three-year catastrophe arrives, Nezha learns the truth and instantly loses his mind, the devil boy is born and the devil king is reborn.
Ao C, who is his only friend, rushes out to stop Ne Zha until he is trapped again. Even so, the appearance of the spiritual pearl and people’s anger and prejudice against the demon race forces Ao C to kill and attempt to bury Chen Tang Guan alive.
Nezha, moved by his father’s attempt to change his life, fights to the death to foil Ao’s attempt, but does not assassinate his friend.
Nezha is moved by his father’s attempt to change his life, but he does not kill him because of his friend, Ao C. When the day of reckoning comes, Nezha resigns himself to his fate, but with Ao C’s support, he is able to change his life together.
More importantly, they were able to maintain their friendship as the only friends they had ever known, and their belief that I am not in charge of my own life.
Looking back on all this, I am touched by it all. Every child, no matter how good or evil he or she is, is a seed that can be rebuilt. Love and responsibility, how to grasp, is a subject that every parent should take seriously.
Fate has given each of us a different deck of cards, for better or for worse, we parents should not define it first, and we should not mention the children’s cards before they have the cognitive ability to play them.
Perhaps the only thing we can do is to protect the deck, and tell him that it is a unique card in the world, and believe that he can play a special card.
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