Why are there so many pure love movies and TV series in Japan?

When Shunji Iwai wrote that touching "love letter" against the background of the snow scene in Hokkaido, Japanese pure love movies opened a brand-new golden age. Over the years, people have been moved by this theme again and again, but they have been unable to summarize the exact meaning of this word in words. Perhaps "pure love" has been integrated into our lives for a long time, so it is so familiar but difficult to ponder. It's a confession of ignorance when I was a student, the first time I got up the courage to hold hands, an old photo I found by accident many years later, a smile that never fades in my memory, and a slightly sad farewell on the platform. ...

I found the above passage on the Internet and thought it was beautifully written. After watching so many movies about pure love, I was deeply touched by this passage. As a boy, I like watching romantic movies, which may be laughed at by many people, but I am deeply immersed in that pure love! I also watch war movies and Hollywood blockbusters, but my mood is completely different from pure love movies. After watching those movies, I will have fun blowing in the wind. One day when chatting, I found that the things left in my memory are far less than the ripples aroused by pure love movies, which are unforgettable and reverberate in my heart for a long time. Probably because I haven't got a love that belongs to me. I can only look for that spiritual sustenance in the movie.

China, South Korea and Japan all have pure love movies. I don't know why I have a soft spot for Japanese pure love movies. But I watched so many pure love movies, only Japanese movies made me burst into tears, and I had to admire Japanese technology. They grasped something very well, and they really showed pure love without flaws, which moved people again and again. I remember watching "I just loved you", and I saw that girls died for the accelerated growth of boys. I hid under the bed in the middle of the night and cried with MP4 in my arms, completely forgetting that I was a man. I really moved to tears for that pure love. Maybe there is no such love in reality, but at that moment I absolutely believe there is. On the other hand, I don't know how to say the pure love movies in Chinese mainland and South Korea, but I always feel that something is missing, especially in China, which is always a bit artificial and makes people unable to immerse themselves in it.

Beautiful cherry blossoms, a quick kiss, a hazy rainbow, a grassy river bank, a blue sky and a vast snow scene in Hokkaido all set off the love in Japanese pure love movies. Maybe it's what we have been pursuing all our lives, but in the face of helpless reality and exhausted body and mind, how many people persist in the end?