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Go watch the Life of Pi movie.

This is roughly the plot:

The boy known as Pai grew up in Pondicherry, India, in the 1970s. His father opened a zoo, where he spent time with tigers, zebras, hippos and other exotic animals. He had his own views on faith and the nature of people and animals. However, his attempt to befriend Richard Parker, a Bangladeshi tiger, caused his father to become furious. Pi's father taught him a bloody lesson on the spot: animals and humans think differently, and once they forget this, they will die. This lesson impacted the endless curiosity of the party world, which he could never ignore, and ultimately even affected the journey he was forced to take.

At this time, India was undergoing sweeping changes, shaking Pi's colorful world. When Pai was 17 years old, his parents decided to immigrate their family in pursuit of a better life. Immigration can bring new adventures in a new world, but it also means that Pi must leave his first love.

After choosing to immigrate to Canada, Pi’s parents closed the zoo, packed up all their belongings and boarded a boat

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Japanese cargo ship. On the ship, they meet a cruel French chef. Late that night in the vast sea, the storm that originally made Pi feel extremely exciting turned into a catastrophe that swallowed up the cargo ship in an instant. The ship sank, but Pi miraculously survived. He was drifting in the Pacific Ocean on a lifeboat, and he had the most unexpected companion-Richard Parker. The adventurous journey begins. And this tiger, which had shown its true nature in front of the faction in the past, became the faction's formidable enemy. However, in the process of learning to survive, Richard Parker gradually became Pi's best hope for returning to the world.

Pi and Richard Parker face many unimaginable challenges, including the majesty of nature and the brutal fury that relentlessly attacks the tiny lifeboat. One particularly violent storm brought Pi a spiritual experience that made him question God's plan for him. However, from beginning to end, Pai never despaired. An old survival manual, bioluminescence on the sea, the rainbow arc drawn by a spectacular school of flying fish in the sky, sparkling blue waves, and a humpback whale leaping out of the sea can all make Pi happy[2].