I saw three spirits in him, namely: fearlessness, persistence in ideals, and living out oneself.

For life, except for diseases, everything is a scratch. Cancer is a very serious blow to a person's mental and physical body, and a man can counterattack and complete his own in such a stage of life. Ideal, in my opinion, has the following three levels of spirit.

1. Fearlessness is the identification of the boundaries of life.

The boundary of a person's life is determined by one's own understanding of fear. Many people are afraid of disease and death. When faced with things that they cannot control, they will always have an incomparable fear.

The man has obviously pierced his understanding of the fear of disease. Accepting the reality calmly is the first step for a man to succeed.

2. Adherence to ideals is the pursuit of life.

Everyone must have their own ideals. People who pursue their ideals may find it painful, but the excitement of life comes from the process of hard work. It doesn’t matter what the result is, at least we have tried hard. That's enough.

Men are obviously very eager for their own ideals, so this pursuit of motivation allows the man to finally stand on the bodybuilding field after 161 days of continuous training, which is enough to illustrate the man’s view of life. The pursuit of the process and the final result will tell the man that his actions have left him without any regrets.

3. Living yourself is the true life trajectory.

Faced with the trouble of cancer, some people will definitely dissuade themselves from giving up their ideals, accept treatment and rest, and dream of a miracle to save themselves.

The man is obviously not bothered by the conventional thinking of the outside world. Does the man know what the ultimate goal of life is? It is the man who hopes to live his own life trajectory, and also hopes to inspire others who are troubled by the disease through his own trajectory.

Conclusion: I personally admire the man’s senseless fear and wonderful attitude towards life. I hope that the man can be happier for the rest of his life.