After watching "Turning the Future", my first question is: If I am 30 years old this year, how can I help my 26-year-old self realize my dream?
What will the 30-year-old self be like? A loser or a winner? A person who dreams come true and possesses innocence? Or is it still living in a fantasy that dreams are about to come true?
When Rose, who was about to celebrate his 40th birthday, met Rose, who was 8 years old, Little Rose did not make a fuss. On the contrary, Rose was a little nervous. He once wanted to drive away his 8-year-old himself, but the more he thought about it, the more it existed.
I like the line in it: "You have these hallucinations for a reason. You need to find out these reasons?"
Any sudden appearance of people or things must remind us to pay attention to what we have lost in our lives. Something. Just like the eight-year-old Rose came to the 40-year-old Rose to help him remember his childhood dreams and innocence, reminding him who only knew "time is money" that he once wanted to be a pilot, and the 40-year-old Rose helped the 8-year-old Rose learned to face it bravely.
If I had this opportunity to meet my 30-year-old myself, would I treat my 26-year-old myself like Rose? Will I help myself out of the predicament? Will I be brave to live my life beautifully? Will I move in the direction I want?
In the end I will tell myself not to worry, things will get better?
Perhaps, I still need an eight-year-old self to help myself stand up, find the innocence of childhood, treat everything as fun, just like coming to the playground of the world, and treat everything as a game for fun. Will our life be? Becomes more meaningful?
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