About the film Forrest Gump What is the significance of the movie Forrest Gump?

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Forrest Gump's theme is that although most people have dreams, only a few people will work hard to achieve it with a lifetime of perseverance, so it is always a few people who succeed in the end.

Forrest Gump is a film directed by Robert Zemeckis, starring Tom Hanks, Robin White and others, released in the United States on July 6, 1994. The film is adapted from the 1986 book of the same name by American writer Winston Glum, which depicts the inspirational story of Forrest Gan, a small-town boy with congenital intellectual disabilities, who strives to improve himself and finally "fools have foolish blessings" and is favored by God and creates miracles in many fields.

Forrest Gump (Tom Hanks) was born in a small town in Alabama in the south of the United States shortly after the end of World War II, he was born mentally handicapped and had an IQ of only 75, but his mother was a woman with a strong personality, and she often encouraged Forrest Gump to "be a fool and be a fool" and ask him to strive for self-improvement.

Forrest Gump goes to school like an ordinary child, and meets his lifelong friend and beloved Jenny (played by Robin Wright Penn), under the love of Jenny and his mother, Forrest Gump began to run non-stop with the "Scud" given by God.

Forrest Gump became a football superstar, a Vietnam War hero, a table tennis diplomatic envoy, and a billionaire, but he never forgot Jenny, and several hurried reunions and partings deepened Forrest Gump's thoughts.

One day, Forrest Gump receives a letter from Jenny, and they finally have to meet again......

is so that no matter what kind of difficulties we encounter, we must fight bravely, Forrest Gump's true biography This movie is a very classic.

In fact, the significance of this movie is to introduce some experienced things, including the main characters, and some ups and downs in life also teach us how to really stand up and how to be a person full of positive energy.

I think the meaning of the movie Forrest Gump is to tell that everyone's life experience is different, if you want to be a useful and successful person, you have to continue to struggle through your own efforts, no matter what the outcome is, at least we have tried.

Forrest Gump was born in a small city in the southern state of Alabama, where he lived with his mother. He has been wearing a leg orthopedic brace since he was a child because of a leg disease, his IQ is not high, and he can only attend a specialized school for mentally handicapped children according to the admission standards, which makes Forrest Gump so different from his peers. Fortunately, Forrest Gump has a mother who loves him, and she knows that Forrest Gump has all kinds of flaws, but she has high expectations for Forrest Gump, hoping that he will receive a normal education and live the same life as everyone else.

Forrest Gump had an extraordinary athletic talent that gradually revealed itself as he grew up, allowing him to go to college, to serve in the Vietnam War, to join the national table tennis team, and to save up a sum of money that allowed him to start a shrimp hunting business to fulfill his promise to his dead comrades. Although Forrest Gump's IQ is low, he is simple-hearted and firm in his beliefs, and has done many things that ordinary people can't think of or do, and has made extraordinary achievements in sports, battlefields, and shopping malls. Forrest Gump's life course is interspersed with some major events in the United States after the war, such as Elvis Presley, the Beatles, racial issues, the Vietnam War and the anti-war, the Watergate scandal, the loss of ping-pong holes, and so on.

Forrest Gump's story is like a prism that reflects all aspects of life, triggering the audience to think about their own lives.