Excellent article in "The Fantasy Drift of Young Pi"

　　A teenager named Pi and his family opened a zoo in India and lived happily. Until one day the family took the species. For various reasons, he had to sell the zoo, take all the animals and embark on a steamer to Canada... Xiaobian brings you several articles of "The Fantasy Drifting of the Young Pi" for everyone to read.

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　　A teenager named Pasini Molito Patel, or Pi for short, was 16 years old and boarded a ship with his parents to the Pacific Ocean. But, unbeknownst to them, it was a ship that was destined for death. A storm changed everything, lightning and thunder, between electric light and flint, landslides and cracks, strong winds blowing through, terrifying waves, heavy rain mercilessly tearing everything apart. He, the lucky kid, he was Pie!

　　Only he escaped this catastrophe, a lonely boat, a lost teenager, a Bengal tiger named Richard Parker, a sea, a god and a whole bunch of supplies, that's all he had, something that could support him to survive, and they had to survive the most difficult test of survival in the South Pacific... In fact, the young pi is already in an unimaginable desperate situation, to drift with a Bengal tiger in a lifeboat, to fight against the harsh environment outside, but also to defend themselves from the attack of the beast, from the moment I opened the book, I thought about how this story should be carried out? Especially when the scene is reduced to just a small lifeboat, the theme is of course survival, how many contradictions and conflicts can occur? Doesn't make the reader feel bored? Reading it made me laugh instead: this can also be a novel, or an award-winning novel. Just fight with the head Bengal tiger, just like this day by day to live a monotonous and boring life, Yang. Martell did use his imagination to the extreme, and while tigers may pose a threat to life, they were relatively forming a force to survive, like Tom. Hank drifted to live alone on a desert island, and later had to find a volleyball as a companion, and chatted with it all the time. Absolute loneliness is terrible, even more terrifying than a tiger.

　　But in the fantasy story, it is also more exciting: what happens next? Perhaps the situation in which Teen Pi is in is too harsh, almost between life and death, but when the ridiculous plot appears, it still makes people forget that Teen Pi is fighting death and laughs. A wonderful fantasy story does not require the magic of the dragon and the snake, and a survival journey with the tiger is enough.