What is the film The Other Side of the Clouds, the Promised Place about

The previous common agreement, with the passage of time, their own changes, have embarked on different paths, Cheng Ge production, must be a high-quality product.

There was a good time, there was a common agreement, when the effect of time and external forces, dilute the agreement, and each embarked on a different path, but everywhere in life can not forget the beauty of the past, so in the end return to the original place to make up for the original agreement.

First of all, I think the biggest attraction of this ** is the agreement, the agreement of three people, two boys and a girl, the self-built plane did not fly, the girl disappeared mysteriously, the dream has been lost, and the girl is also missing, then the agreement no longer exists, and the three people who were originally together because of the agreement walked on their own path alone, so that it was not until three years later that Haoji heard again, the girl's call.

It is a kind of retrospective, a kind of emotion, just like the feeling of first love, and a kind of regret.

Haoji insisted on regaining the old dream again.,And pull the girl into reality.,Taku, who has always been arrogant.,Takuya agreed.,So I stopped the dream of not moving for three years.,And that plane.,Began to move from a gear.,Slowly.,Gradually moved.。

In the end, it's a good ending, don't you think?

I think it's a kind of looking back, a kind of emotion, just like the feeling of first love, but also a kind of regret.

What is Retrospective? When Hiroki dragged the failure and betrayal of the agreement to Tokyo, and then dragged his tired body back to the agreed place, and Takuya, who has become a scientist (fog), the two are no longer the little boys, and they don't think that the two of them can build an airplane, but because of that agreement, that girl, they began to look back, three years ago, they were still children, and what they did.

What is emotion? Three years have passed, the two of them have matured a lot more than three years ago, and they have known a lot of things, that tower is not an ordinary tower, and it cannot be destroyed at will, and even, even the courage to cross the line may be gone, but when I think of what the two of them did three years ago, even if they know that there is danger, they still choose to move forward bravely, I think that is the magic that only emotion has, feeling the self at that time, and feeling the current self.

What is the feeling of first love, but also a kind of regret?

They are still high school students, what they have experienced is just a green dream, the relationship between the three of them is also young, first love is something that everyone will experience, first love is incomparably beautiful, in retrospect there will be an impulse to consume all youth, just to return to the first love, but that is impossible, the past is the past, it is impossible to start over like a blank, so the regret of three years ago is an indescribable feeling, and it is also the driving force that makes the dream set sail again.

In the end,I think Shinkai Cheng's work is not bad.,But it's not straightforward enough.,Compared to the second five.,The second five is to make a certain tearful and beat the chest and blame yourself**,This** is a little more clear.,The opinions are also written on it The pen and ink are used up.,So if you have any questions, please continue to ask.,I'm happy to answer your questions.。

I've always felt that this work is actually a sad ending.

The Tower --Promise --Dream These three concepts are always linked together, and they are also the link that connects Hiroki and Sayuri. Throughout the film, the tower is always towering into the sky, promises are never fulfilled, and dreams never wake up. Until the last moment, the tower is destroyed, the promise is fulfilled, and the dream wakes up.

However, it didn't end up being a happy ending. When Sayuri wakes up, she realizes that all this has actually destroyed her bond with Koki, and she can't feel the longing for Koki in her dreams. However, Hiroki's hope for a new life leaves the audience more space to decide the ending of this work for themselves.

Makoto Shinkai's works always use the differences in time and space to depict waiting and waiting. He basically maintains a consistent attitude towards love: persistence and loyalty are often more precious than getting together.

Because of this, Makoto Shinkai's works rarely end in reunions, and if they do, they also pave the way for a long time after parting.

As the saying goes, on a long journey, the important thing is not the destination, but the scenery along the way. When we finally come to the moment of joy and anticipation after a long time of waiting and anticipation, have we lost something more precious?

To put it simply, the heroine's dream is a prophetic dream, and the price is not to wake up. If you wake up the world will be swallowed up by the tower, and as if we were dreaming, the memory will fade. However, in the end, the male protagonist woke up the female protagonist, although the female protagonist lost the memory of the dream and did not confess successfully, but the feelings still remained in the female protagonist's heart.

So the female protagonist hugged the male protagonist and cried. And the second male also fulfilled his wish when he was young with the male protagonist, and had his own home. To put it simply, this one is emotionally similar to your name, and it is not like a sad ending like five centimeters per second.

Although it seems like an open-ended ending, you have to say that he has no result in the end, and it is okay to say that he is together, but in fact, in terms of character performance, this work of Makoto Shinkai is a relatively happy ending, but the process increases the entanglement between friends and the confrontation between countries. But I believe that if a lover is married, Hiroki and Sayuri will have a more perfect ending like your name!

Sayuri took Hiroki's hand while he hadn't lost his memory yet, and he confessed his heart, "This sentence is wrong." The female owner prayed to wake up not to lose her love for the male owner.,Pray to convey this heart to the male owner.,But it still failed.,Forget it all when you wake up.。

That tower is the entrance to a parallel universe.

On that distant day, we made a promise that could not be fulfilled. This is another post-war world in which Japan was ruled by the division between the north and the south. Hokkaido in the north is under the control of the alliance, and in the south is under the joint control of the United States and Japan.

Our three protagonists live in Aomori when they are teenagers in American-controlled Japan, not far from Hokkaido. Hiroki Fujisawa and Takuya Shirakawa, teenagers who live in Aomori, which is ruled by the U.S. military, also have a crush on their female classmates, 'Sayuri Sawado'. In addition to the girl, the other thing that intrigued them was the mysterious giant tower that stood on the other side of the border separated by the Tsugaru Strait, Hokkaido, under the occupation of the Federal State.

In order to fly to the tower on their own, the two began to make small airplanes. But in the summer of their third year of junior high school, Sayuri suddenly "disappeared". Because it came so suddenly, they felt so depressed and empty that they didn't even do the plane of their dreams.

After graduating, Hiroki went to Tokyo to attend high school, while Takuya was admitted to Aomori's high school, and the two began to go their separate ways. Three years later, by chance, Koki learns that Sayuri has an unexplained illness and has been asleep since that summer. Koki decides to find a way to wake Sayuri from his slumber, so he goes to Takuya and asks him to help.

In order to awaken the sleeping princess, the two knights will approach the Tower and the secrets of the world. Do you want to save Sayuri? Or save the world?

Will they be able to get to the place they agreed upon after class at the end of a certain day? Satisfied.