Is the story in A Beautiful Mind real?

"A Beautiful Mind" wants to tell us:There is never anything to overcome in life, what we want is acceptance, we often have unsatisfactory in life, Nash also accepts his own imperfections, everyone is like this, there is no life created for anyone, there will be unsatisfactory, imperfect, learning to accept the imperfections in life is a compulsory course for everyone.

Video reviews. The most powerful thing about the film, which won an Academy Award and almost swept the world's highest award in 2002, is that it offers a unique way of understanding the fortunes and misfortunes of genius. In a sense, Nash was lucky, both by secular standards and by Nash's own standards — a great career achievement, a beautiful wife who was deeply in love, and a handsome and promising son who studied at Harvard.

The truth that "A Beautiful Mind" wants to tell us is that your intimate partner is used to help you know yourself, so as to more effectively ** the trauma of your own soul in life, and finally find your true self, so it is a bridge to our soul.

When John Forbes-Nash Jr. (Russell Crow) was a graduate student, he published the famous game theory, which was only 26 pages long, but had a profound impact on the economics, military and other fields.

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The prototype character of "A Beautiful Mind" is John Nash. John Nash, born June 13, 1928, is an American mathematician, former teaching assistant at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and later a professor of mathematics at Princeton University. He won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1994 and has made profound achievements in the fields of game theory and differential geometry.

Even more legendary is the miraculous achievement of his miraculous escape from the torment of mental illness, which is the story told in the movie "A Beautiful Mind".

The revelation of "A Beautiful Mind".It takes great courage and strength to live with disease, and to have love and acceptance, rational and irrational to dance together, such a mind is a "beautiful mind". Accepting one's own imperfections, accepting one's own defects, and even accepting one's own illness is a compulsory course in life, and by extension, accepting the imperfections in life and accepting the unsatisfactory in life is an important method for a happy life. This is the main takeaway from this film.

Yes, adapted from the true experience of John Nash.

The film "A Beautiful Mind" is an Academy Award-winning film based on the biography of the same name. The film is an artistic reenactment of the true and touching story of John Nash Jr., one of the 1994 Nobel laureates in economics, and his wife Alicia (who divorced but remarried in 2001), as well as friends and colleagues from Princeton. Directed by Ronhoward and featuring Russelcrowe in Abeautifulmind, the film was released in 2001 and received eight Oscar nominations.