"Lonely Raft" This is a film adapted from a true story. In 1947, Sol Heyerdahl and five friends set off from Peru, South America, with the goal of the Polynesian Islands in the South Pacific. Their main purpose is to prove that people could cross the ocean on a raft 1400 years ago. The plot of the movie is relaxed and the characters are delicate in their hearts. Tony has shown great courage since he was a child, jumping from the bank of the river to the ice on the river, drifting on the sea is the coexistence of romance and risk, pleasure and pain. Whales, sharks, and glowing jellyfish. One of the fragments that surprised me was that the male protagonist caught a great white shark with one hand and a hook. It looked so simple, just like catching a crab, and it was very interesting. Ask your wife to oppose Tony's rafting. When Tony disregarded his opposition, when Tony went, his wife had already decided to divorce him, and gave the letter to his partner very early, and asked him to wait until Tony successfully came to the island in the South Pacific. Open it up and look again. When Tony boarded the raft, the lives of his husband and wife had already been separated. In Tony’s wife’s break-up letter, there was a sentence: "Why can’t I stop myself from leaving everything?" I think it’s not reconciled to what I firmly believe in, and I am not willing to give up.
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