What is the true story of Life of Pi?

The true story background of "Life of Pi" is that a 16-year-old Indian boy and his family encountered a shipwreck on their way to immigrate. Only he and a Bengal tiger survived. The couple drifted at sea for 227 days, and faced many difficulties and obstacles in their lives and lives before finally arriving in South America. This story is a metaphor for many philosophical and spiritual meanings of life, such as:

1. The meaning of life: Pi continues to explore the meaning of life while drifting, thinking about his own beliefs, human nature and purpose of life. In an extremely difficult environment, he continued to have inner dialogues with himself and finally understood the true meaning of life.

2. The power of faith: Pi continues to rely on his faith and spiritual strength to support himself during the drift. He firmly believed in the existence of God, constantly prayed and reflected on his faith, and finally overcame various difficulties and challenges.

3. The complexity of human nature: During the drifting, Pi was constantly faced with the human problems between himself and the tiger. He not only needs to protect his own life, but also needs to take care of the safety of his companions. In the process, he realized the complexity and profundity of human nature.

4. Reverence for nature: During the rafting process, Pi deeply felt the power and beauty of nature. He developed a strong sense of awe for natural scenes such as the ocean, sky, storms, etc., and thus cherished and protected nature even more.

In short, the true story "Life of Pi" contains many philosophies and morals, allowing people to feel life, faith, humanity and nature while also thinking about their own lives.