This film tells the story of a man named Forrest Gump who was raised by his mother with great struggle.
Forrest is often ridiculed and shunned by his friends because of his under-average intelligence and physical limitations.
But outside of his inability, he has the ability to run fast.
On her first day of school, she met with Jenny, a daughter near her hometown she knew from childhood, but became unrequited love.
When he graduated, he enrolled in the military and was sent to Vietnam, where he soon became friends with a Negro man named Bubba, who convinced Forrest to join the shrimp business with him after the war was over.
Forrest became a very meritorious person in his platoon with his fast running ability.
He became the savior of many wounded soldiers and also helped his commander, so he received the Congressional Medal of Honor for his heroism.
Either Forrest Gump or bubba both want to complete the war that occurred in his country.
Neither Forrest Gump nor his friends want their friends to get hurt in the war.
When recovering from a bullet shot lodged in his buttocks, he finds his hidden ability in ping-pong.
He also became a famous table tennis athlete and took his country to the international arena in a match against the Chinese team.
In an anti-war demonstration in Washington, DC, he met Jenny, who had a hippie lifestyle.
Forrest Gump has grown up and wants to spend his time searching for his missing little girl friend, the woman is Jenny.
One day, Jenny returns and meets Forrest, who then proposes to her.
Jenny refused, but felt she had to prove her love for Forrest by sleeping with her.
After the incident, Jenny then left early in the morning.
On his return later, he got a letter from Jenny, who saw him running on television, asking him to come.
After meeting, Forrest realized that Jenny had a son, who was their second child.
Jenny tells Forrest that Jenny is sick because of the AIDS virus.
Either Jenny and Forrest have finally got married, but soon Jenny is passed away.