watched Five Centimeters per Second , I didn t understand it at all, who will explain

The entry is very clear, the landlord can go and see.

1, "Five Centimeters per Second" is a series of youth love films, about Takaki Tono missed his childhood sweetheart Akari, this type of ending mainly gives the audience a lot of reverie, everyone will always miss a lot of things in life, people often know how to cherish when they lose, everyone also has a time to miss love, the past has become the best memory in the heart, this is not a failure, but a kind of affectionate nostalgia, the most precious memory.

2. "5 Centimeters per Second" is a realistic animated film created by Makoto Shinkai, which was officially released in Japan on March 3, 2007. The work is an animated short story with a teenager as the axis of the story, and the era is set in Japan from the 1990s to modern times, showing the changes in Tokyo and other regions through the life of a teenager.

3. The first episode "Sakura Copy" describes the love between Guishu and Akari when they were young, and the day they reunited, the second episode "Astronaut" describes the life of Guishu and Akari after their separation from the perspective of Sumita Hanae, who has a good impression of Guishu who entered high school, and the third episode "5 centimeters per second" depicts the hesitations in Guishu and Akari's hearts when they grow up.

The deep meaning of "Five Centimeters per Second" is:

Makoto Shinkai uses a cinematic multi-angle narrative to replace the previous unchanged single-thread narrative, touching the emotional world of the protagonist Takaki Tono from the eyes of others, and connecting the changes of Takaki from high school to work in a vertical timeline from the first to the third episode.

The changes of the times have led to changes in the personalities and lives of the characters, blending the ignorant love of his youth with the imperfect ending of the final sigh, which seems real and natural, and also conveys Makoto Shinkai's theme of "distance" in the film.

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In June 2005, after the launch of "The Other Side of the Clouds, the Promised Place", Makoto Shinkai began to write essays, writing 10 short stories with different characters and themes. After that, write the script based on the prose**, and then draw the script into a storyboard.

Later, after considering factors such as the plot and the audience, it was decided to select 3 of the 10 originally planned worldviews and combine them into a single work. As a result, this so-called continuous short story has been preserved as a legacy of the original conception.