人生经历就是最大的财富（Life experience is the greatest wealth）.docVIP

人生经历就是最大的财富（Life experience is the greatest wealth） When I saw the film, it was not the impact of the picture, the music, but the touching story, a real spiritual experience, a new heart and heart dialogue with the screenwriter and director The ugly and good things of life, the protagonist of the faithful love, poor people in the bottom of society all struggling for life, give my heart a new baptism. In fact, fortune will come and go. Why make the hero out of a problem worth millions? And not luck, not a genius, not ugly cheating but It is written., decreed by fate why? The reason is that all ones life experience is the greatest wealth in our life. The hero in the face again and again, in the face of lifes answer. He gave the perfect answer. And finally, the theme of love is set to the last question. In the face of love, brotherly love, and a partner of love between the hero your intuition is perhaps by Mongolia, but he it feels right, this is to love the intuition. Whether you are rich or poor, we all have our own life, no matter good or bad, they are our wealth. Even without the similar Happy Dictionary program, your life is also valuable. And that the purpose of the program is to let the meaning of life we will see more clear. In fact, the value of your life is only 20 million so much, because it is priceless. Such poor, and we ordinary people? And we face life and how? I went to bed late last night and watched the new Danny Paul movie, poor.. In the past one or two years, I have not seen such a plot to attract compact, strong content and strong contemporary consciousness. It reflects the social life of India, but a Chinese does not see much isolation. The content presented here is a rapidly developing India story. Life of the toiling people in the slums, dusty dilapidated scenes of life, real, credible. The cruel religious conflict, the forces of darkness that forced the people to fall, let the world know that the world has always been like this. But what we see