What is the standard interpretation and origin of the term bridge ?

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Concept"Bridge section"Translated from English"bridge plot"。bridge originally means "bridge", and by extension, it means "something that plays the role of a bridge" and "transition"; plot has meanings such as "plot" and "planning". Combined, these two words denote a classic plot or highlight of a movie that has been borrowed (or borrowed).

Specifically, a new film adopts a certain expression technique (including actions, expressions, scenes, lines, states, etc.) that has appeared in the old movie, and this kind of expression that is "borrowed" or "used" can be called "bridge".

Exploring the source More than 100 years since the birth of the movie, there are countless bridges that have been born, and it is almost impossible for a new film to completely not touch the bridges, the key lies in the number of bridges used and the rationality of use. Especially for genre films, they are originally built on the basis of bridges, so how to use bridges to truly highlight the value of a commercial film.

This word is used frequently in newspapers, magazines, movies, the Internet, etc., and some reporters and film lovers often use it when introducing and evaluating a certain film, introducing a director or actor.

The word bridge section is also called 哏 (pinyin: gén), and it is difficult to verify when the word bridge section began to be popular in the world.

Meaning: When it is associated with film, it generally refers to a more classic or popular cinematic expression.

It can be a narrative style, such as a bridge that rearranges and combines the chronological order in which the story takes place;

It can also be some specific scenarios, such as the "time bomb always aborts at the last second";

It can also be used in conjunction with film genres, such as a thriller in a "shock" or a western in "The Last Duel".

What "bridges" are often used in film and television works and literary works?

01) When you hear the bad news, the bowl in your hand will definitely fall to the ground and shatter.

02) When you encounter a sudden change or sadness, you rush outside, and the weather must be thunder and torrential rain.

03) The law of immortality of the protagonist. It will generally stick to the end like Jackie Chan and Seiya in the early days. If you can't hold on, there will be allies to save you.,The last time it's also to block in front of the protagonist and die.,No more.,The protagonist escapes.,Jumping off the sea and cliff is a tried and tested escape method.。

There is no way to escape, and the murderous unblinking demon will catch the protagonist, and either someone will come to save him or torture the protagonist. If it doesn't work, the boss's baby only daughter will say that she is pregnant with the protagonist's flesh and bones, and if it doesn't work, the devil will tell the protagonist his next plan, and then tie up the protagonist and give the protagonist a chance to escape. No matter how bad it is, if the devil wants to kill the protagonist, he will definitely hit the devil in a thunderbolt, and Liang Shanbo will be rescued once like this.

If it doesn't work, the devil will stun the protagonist and put him on the boat, leaving life and death at his disposal, and Zhanzhao was released twice by the same person in the same drama. Even if the protagonist is really dead, he will go back to the past and save him.

Bridge refers to the means of expression in the work. It is commonly found in creative forms such as comics, movies, TV series, stage plays, radio plays, and games. A bridge is a means of expression, a way of presentation, a shot (in a movie), a means used, a gimmick, a meme (a Taiwanese term), an attractive picture, a fixed plot format, a fixed line or sentence, and so on.