Who has read Your Name? Tell me more about it.

After reading your name, I seem to have found the answer. The story of Japan is surreal. According to my aesthetic experience, Japanese movies are false in reason, but they are attracted in sensibility. Through "Your Name", it is found that Japanese dramas hit the soul directly and cannot be analyzed with real experience.

2. Gather, shape, twist, rewind, return from time to time, have a rest, and then connect. This is the group button. It is time. This is the connection.

3. Japanese dramas make people have beautiful ideas, live a good day, love one, and be kind to things around them.

1, wonderful setting of the plot. Loose the red rope on Ye's head, and then tie it to his hand, all of which imply that the hero and heroine are tied together through time and space. Analyzing the whole movie, in the first half, the arrival of the comet has always been shown as a beautiful natural phenomenon, and it was not until the last time that I suddenly realized that the comet was about to destroy the town, which made the whole movie more exciting and exciting. In order to preserve and respect historical traditions, Sanye is a witch in the shrine. She can skillfully tie knots, be familiar with the stories of old people, tie beautiful braids with red lines, gracefully dance the sacrificial dance of witch costumes, and chew wine solemnly and attentively. Shrine is the most typical representative of Sanye traditional culture, which implicitly expresses the intentional inheritance of traditional culture.

2. A touching love story. Tie the story you are constantly looking for with a knot, forget, recall and save the "important people, people you can't forget, people you don't want to forget" in your heart. In the movie, it is very clever for the dragon and he to appear in the first half of the story. No dating, no gifts, no holding hands, no things in general love stories, and it won't make people feel abrupt.

3. Gorgeous and beautiful visual experience. Makoto Shinkai's animation is always full of colorful pictures, giving people a very dreamy but unreal feeling, beautiful and sad, inexplicably sad. Personally, I like that picture very much. Body exchange, time and space exchange, disaster and redemption, these settings sublimate the theme of the film and condense it into a masterpiece.

4. The truest thing is human nature. Although Sanye has learned the tradition well, she is often frustrated by the differences between small towns and big cities, thinking about going to live in Tokyo in the future and longing for high-rise buildings, especially cafes. Instead of drinking bottled coffee in vending machines, these really reflect the contradiction between people and the confusion of teenagers.