Ten must-see inspirational movies about entrepreneurship

First, Forrest Gump

Before embarking on this society full of competition and exclusion, Forrest Gump teaches you not to be uncontroversial and peaceful, but to struggle in silence and be joyful in life. After watching Forrest Gump, you can have more peace and less impatience in your heart, and that's enough.

The second is The Graduate

Dustin Hoffman's look at the unknown. Dustin Hoffman's uncertainty and longing for the unknown, and the passionate, impulsive ending, fit the mood of the graduate to a tee. And, of course, there's the much-loved interlude, which will stir your heart with a touch of sadness at the right time.

Three is "When Happiness Comes Knocking"

You just got a college diploma, ambitious, hoping to make a big splash in your career, but the process of looking for a job gradually extinguished your ambition, and what to do when you hit a brick wall in every direction? At this point, watch this movie. Think about how much better you are than the protagonist!

Four is "Million Dollar Baby"

As director Eastwood said, "This is not a story about boxing, it's a story about hopes, dreams and love." Having seen this movie, I believe you will know that the big win at this year's Oscar ceremony is really well deserved.

Fifth, "Pretty Woman in Law"

This is not only an inspirational movie for the young generation of America, especially for young women, but also a movie that tells young women how to defend their rights.

Sixth, The Running of the Bulls

A reluctant businessman, from the repair of bicycle parts, to the sale of automobiles, to the operation of horses, in itself, he is a microcosm of the development of society, a hardworking image, their own experience to become a powerful support and encouragement for his speech.

Seven is the Queen of Prada

Andrea has just left campus and found a job that thousands of girls dream of - assistant to the editor-in-chief of a fashion magazine. Though she gets up close and personal with celebrities and fashion, she is equally tormented by the oppression of her boss.

Eight is A Beautiful Mind

A man who won the Nobel Prize in Economics at the age of 80 on the basis of his own 20-year-old theory. Man. A great scholar, a strong man in life, who struggled with his severe delusions of grandeur all his life.

Nine is The King of Comedy

A favorite of all Stephen Chow's films. The harrowing journey of the little man, a true portrayal of Stephen Chow himself. "If people live without ideals, what's the difference between that and a salted fish?"

Ten is "Mindhunter"

A good movie can always hit you without you realizing it. Professor Thorn and Will from the initial slightly hostile to slowly understand, until he helped him find his life goals. Just like a cup of strong black coffee, you can enjoy the aroma of it by savoring it!