1. The new Neptune and Indian partners have recently been launched. Maybe as a designer, it is estimated that Neptune will be more popular? I seldom watch the Hollywood category and prefer Indian movies. Personal opinion: American cinema is mostly about imagination. The imagination is rich, the perspective and thinking are very broad and atmospheric, human, race, universe, planet... The scene is magnificent and visually stunning, and more often it leads the audience to think about the future world and the unknown world. Indian films, on the contrary, are more based on the present, telling about the livelihood of the society and people. They don’t have too many perspectives, but they see the big from the small. They often grasp a point and then tell the story, which is true and delicate, and more down-to-earth. Easier to feel and resonate with. 2. Every idea and creativity deserves to be recorded and valued. Who knows if it will be a great creation! So, without humble dreams, don't be afraid to laugh. Even if no one supports you or even everyone opposes you, it may be because they are not as good as your vision, will you still have the courage to defend and persist. Even if it's wrong, what's wrong with taking a detour, maybe it's finally successful after trial and error? (Rashi wants to make a pad idea) 3. Who is standing by your side is important. Seeing how much I hope Rashi and Parry can come together, it seems that Parry is the right person? She understands you, supports you, and is by your side. She is so good, and she has accomplished you. When I saw the scene at the airport, Rashi said, "You are the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth..." I really couldn't help crying. The order of appearances is very important, I would like to meet you when you are not married. I was really moved by Parry's accomplishment. What she said, if he stayed with him, he might feel small. I want to see him always so confident. What a sincere and deep feeling! Love doesn't have to keep you by your side, but it must support you to be yourself. I wish Rashi and Parry would be together, but he started this way for his wife at first, although that woman was ignorant and didn't understand that he betrayed him, but he went this way out of love for this woman. All the way, so hard and persistent, if he stayed, then he would not be him. So I am also confused. (Who should Rashi be with?) 4. Nobles are important, and opportunities are important. Rashi is very talented, and he is very powerful, but if he hadn't met Parry, he might not have succeeded, he might have given up, and he was even more degenerate. Like he said, he spent his life for the pad. He left his hometown, owed a debt, his wife divorced, and his family left him in disgrace. People in the village said he was a pervert. Parry was his turning point, helping him open up a bigger picture. Rashi was lucky that he met Parry. Of course, the premise is that before meeting Parry, other conditions are properly met. So sometimes you don't succeed, don't get discouraged, maybe you're already great, don't doubt yourself, don't give up, maybe you just missed an opportunity. (I would rather shelve it than obliterate it; I would rather have little hope than despair) 5. The original intention is very important, and Rashi is a particularly pure person. After watching so many movies, it was the first time I heard such an operation, and had such a heart attack---when he refused to apply for a patent for the machine. Wisdom and creation are the most valuable. He paid so much and suffered so much, but he sold patents to obtain huge wealth and became a millionaire. This was never his goal and pursuit, and it was even contrary to his ideals. In the eyes of the world, Parry and Parry's father are normal logic, but Rashi was very puzzled. He refused very calmly and without hesitation, because his goal was always very clear and pure, without any temptation to interfere, let alone interference, just Never thought about it. What he wants is never for his own wealth, but for all women to be able to use pads and to be hygienic and healthy, so he wants to contribute his inventions and creations and keep copying them everywhere to benefit the most. apply for patent? With the superposition of costs, everyone can't afford the pads anymore, so everything he does is meaningless. Seriously, how many people can do this? Many people walked and lost themselves in various temptations, for why they set out in the first place. (really a very precious lesson) Original intention is very important, Rashi is a particularly pure person. After watching so many movies, it was the first time I heard such an operation, and had such a heart attack---when he refused to apply for a patent for the machine. Wisdom and creation are the most valuable. He paid so much and suffered so much, but he sold patents to obtain huge wealth and became a millionaire. This was never his goal and pursuit, and it was even contrary to his ideals. In the eyes of the world, Parry and Parry's father are normal logic, but Rashi was very puzzled. He refused very calmly and without hesitation, because his goal was always very clear and pure, without any temptation to interfere, let alone interference, just Never thought about it. What he wants is never for his own wealth, but for all women to be able to use pads and to be hygienic and healthy, so he wants to contribute his inventions and creations and keep copying them everywhere to benefit the most. apply for patent? With the superposition of costs, everyone can't afford the pads anymore, so everything he does is meaningless. Seriously, how many people can do this? Many people walked and lost themselves in various temptations, for why they set out in the first place. (really a very precious lesson) Original intention is very important, Rashi is a particularly pure person. After watching so many movies, it was the first time I heard such an operation, and had such a heart attack---when he refused to apply for a patent for the machine. Wisdom and creation are the most valuable. He paid so much and suffered so much, but he sold patents to obtain huge wealth and became a millionaire. This was never his goal and pursuit, and it was even contrary to his ideals. In the eyes of the world, Parry and Parry's father are normal logic, but Rashi was very puzzled. He refused very calmly and without hesitation, because his goal was always very clear and pure, without any temptation to interfere, let alone interference, just Never thought about it. What he wants is never for his own wealth, but for all women to be able to use pads and to be hygienic and healthy, so he wants to contribute his inventions and creations and keep copying them everywhere to benefit the most. apply for patent? With the superposition of costs, everyone can't afford the pads anymore, so everything he does is meaningless. Seriously, how many people can do this? Many people walked and lost themselves in various temptations, for why they set out in the first place. (really a very precious lesson)
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