"The bright moon is like frost, the wind is like water, and the scenery is infinite", just replace "the bright moon is like frost" with "bright sun like brocade" to describe the last part of "Wild Reed" The scene of the field can be described as "the scene is both, the sentence and the meaning are both." In fact, it also expresses the subtle joy that the whole film brings to people.
In fact, the gentle but not excessively blazing sun shines on every frame of "Wild Reed" from beginning to end, laying a bright tone for the whole film. It is simply another protagonist in the film, and without it, the film will probably lose a lot of color. It is not only the clear and clean background (rice paper) in the long scroll of the character's landscape of "Wild Reeds", but also the blank space in the corners of the picture, which more and more brings out the graceful flowing of the characters on it.
The sun hits people, warm and comfortable. "Wild Reed" tells the story of three men and one woman in the early summer of 1962, the youth of three men and one woman were less afflicted by society, life, world affairs, and love affairs (sexual orientation), sensitive up and down searches, bittersweet, joyful mood, no longer cloudy in the sunshine of white flowers Obscure and ambiguous, but rare to penetrate clearly. After all, he was full of vigor, youthful and vigorous, and the shadow of worry brought about by precocious puberty was actually soaked by sunlight like wine and blurred into joy. Therefore, despite all the twists and turns, they did not become demoralized. They originally thought that they would meet with blood and hands and feet, but because of the magnanimity and uprightness of their hearts, they reached a tacit understanding with heaven and earth, and looked at each other. Mostly youth is the sunshine in the sky, and its pungent energy will make the smoke and clouds disappear.
Several scenes of "Wild Reed" were brilliantly shot, and people were elated. For example, the girl Maidai and the boy Fang Suhua danced. The two went from having their own thoughts to smiling like flowers, which is the true portrayal of youth. Of course, I like the last game the most. The four of them go swimming by the river, forget their worries about the test results, and leave the uncertain future to tomorrow, only when the river is the Garden of Eden, the Peach Blossom Garden, the glazed world of the fairy cave mansion, naked body, Soak up the world and indulge the feeling. Sunshine, breeze, clear water, shiny carcass, erotic lust, natural beauty and youthful feelings are woven into a poem full of white flowers and brocades. Youth should have such a bright time.
Both "Sunny Days" and "Wild Reeds" take place in the season of the sun. The former's restlessness like burning weeds is also pleasing, but I still prefer to linger in the coolness of the shade of "Wild Reeds".
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