Is it fate or man-made

I think you will have the answer after reading the fate planning bureau.

I used to believe in fate and take the words of fortune tellers as truth, especially after they "said" something, I felt resigned.

Thinking, anyway, this is how fate is arranged, and it is useless for me to fight.

Although I have heard the saying that life is up to me, I have tried my best to get what I want.

But it's not the person you like, you can't love, it's your favorite job, you can't.

Or the lifestyle you like, you will never reach it.

Either there is no time, or economic conditions do not allow it.

I'm even a little depressed. I think it's really my destiny. I don't want it all the time.

But after watching this movie, my mind has changed a little, and I think there are some things I may be able to fight for.

It's just that you may need to make more efforts, go through layers of tests and even pay a certain price.

In this movie, David Norris, a young political rookie, meets the beautiful Alice in the men's room and falls in love with each other when running for the Senate.

Norris has been obsessed with her since she was forced to separate.

The second meeting on the bus made both of them very excited. Alice left Norris contact information.

However, Norris was targeted by the fate adjustment bureau and was warned not to be with Alice because it was not in line with the plan. Burned the note with Alice's contact information.

In order to see Alice again, Norris insisted on taking the bus for three years, until one day he finally saw Alice walking in an alley on the bus and got off the bus to catch up.

But this time, the people from the fate adjustment bureau appeared again and wiped them out, so Alice broke her leg while performing.

Norris reluctantly left Alice alone in the hospital for her future.

But one day, after he learned the news of Alice's marriage, he decided to follow his heart and try his best for his love and destiny.

In the end, it went through layers of obstacles and struggled tenaciously with fate, and finally turned Gan Kun into a safe place and won the beauty back.

It also fully explains the true meaning of' my life is up to me'.

In fact, in reality, there are many examples of courage fighting against fate.

For example, the Shanghai blind candidate who was admitted to the university with a high score of 623 this year (only 37 out of 100) really touched many people, including me.

It is not easy for a healthy person to achieve such results. More importantly, he is blind.

What kind of efforts he has to make, what kind of optimism, and extraordinary perseverance can make such achievements.

This is a good example of not bowing to fate and fighting against it.

Far away, for example, Helen Keller, a blind and deaf woman writer in the United States, not only learned to speak, but also became a famous writer. Her masterpiece "If Give Me Three Days of Light" has inspired countless people so far.

As a person with normal intelligence and sound limbs, what do we have to complain about our poor life?

Although it is not easy to fight against fate and there are many obstacles to realize class transition, as explained in this film, only by not giving in to fate can we change our destiny.

In the film, Norris asks Harry, a member of the Fate Adjustment Bureau, are these obstacles a test? Harry admitted it.

It means that no one can just get what he wants or reach a certain height. Only by breaking through the test of fate with indomitable perseverance can we hope to change the status quo and the so-called fate.

Whether it's love, career or any other goal, we should bravely pursue it. What if it comes true?