The classic inspirational film "Chasing Dreams" is adapted from a true story. Ludi loved football since he was a child and dreamed of becoming a college football player. To achieve this goal, he worked hard and broke the story routine that traditional films would definitely succeed. In the end, Ludi only played in the game. Stayed on the field for a few seconds towards the end. But Ludi's unremitting struggle infected everyone. The whole film is concise and clear, and the whole film does not use an exaggerated special effect, just like telling a story. Therefore, the key to an excellent film and television work is the content of the script, not the gorgeous packaging. This is a rule that all filmmakers must abide by. Everyone will work hard for their own ideals, we will not be successful because of differences in physical, intellectual and other factors, but as long as we work hard and persevere, we will not regret it. The peak of success is not necessarily me, but there must be me on the road of struggle. I remember Stephen Chow in "Shaolin Soccer" saying that if people don't have dreams and what is the difference between stinky salted fish, at least we enjoy the process of hard work, borrowing a line from the movie: Only if you have a dream can you endure real life...
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