Zhang Chi, the former "eternal king of Bayingbrook", fell off the altar because of an accident. Five years on, he is back on the track with the shadow of his past.
This movie is like a visual feast, with a story, connotation, and pictures, far beyond your expectations. The first 2 3 is funny, and the last 1 3 is super combustion, which will make you want to stop.
In the movie, you will see Zhang Chi change from "Bayinbrook's eternal king" to "Bayingbrook's eternal soil", and then to "Bayingbrook's eternal dry". Every time he transforms, it is a transcendence of himself.
The opponent's No. 2 car crashed, and the navigator assisted in shifting gears and pulling the handbrake, these scenes seem to let us see the classic moments of rally racing at home and abroad, and pay tribute to Han Han!
The silence at the end is deafening at the moment, and the rhythm is just right. The transition of the second crash test and the scene of the two cars in one are simply explosive!
In the 59 minutes and 58 seconds of questioning, Lin Zhengdong's sentence "Only I know how well you drove back then" became the driving force for Zhang Chi to break through the limit. With an incompletely modified car, he broke through the extreme weather, defeated the opponent who was maliciously blocked, and crossed the line in 59 minutes and 57 seconds, proving himself and truly becoming the king of Bayingbrook!
This episode is so touching that middle-aged people who see hope are willing to fight for their dreams again. Love this team spirit!
After watching "Flying Life 2", I realized the weight of the words "I watched the route of the car five years ago", "Then you catch up with him", "I drove really fast at that time", "Zhang Chi who can resist", "Let's be together".
In this Spring Festival, let us cheer for Zhang Chi and cheer for the spirit of transcending ourselves!