Wen Ziren's DC debut has undoubtedly become the finale of the end of this year.
I, who love heroic movies, never felt that such an adrenaline-pumping plot was an old routine for heroes to save the world, because what this movie reminds me is also the lone hero before Neptune pulls out his trident. The confession: "I came here not to get the throne, but to protect my homeland and the people I love. I don't want to be a king, I want to be a hero."
I think our world needs more heroism. When we have the dream of becoming a hero, our soul will give us more courage to support us to adhere to the justice and principles that must be adhered to. Instead of shrinking into the empty shell of egoism, clinging firmly to a bit of snail horns, some petty profits, hunched over, losing the blood and backbone it should have.
It is true that heroism often corresponds to the impulses of immature teenagers. However, if a country loses its due recognition and praise for heroism, and even turns it into a derogatory sense of stupidity and stupidity, then when an avalanche occurs, When the moment comes, disaster will no longer meet any resistance.
Therefore, the hero story on the silver screen has become a dream that I can never do enough. I am willing to believe that justice will come on schedule and the meaning of sticking to my heart in these dreams with heroes. I am more willing to believe that the greatness of this world Most people, like me, love heroism.
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