There are many examples of Chinese and foreign film and television masterpieces "Fire City with Drama" and "Fire Scene with Drama", some of which are "unintentional willow insertion", and more are "heart-to-heart planting flowers".
The representative works of the "textbook model" and "unintentional willow insertion" that are known as "drama fire scenes" are the so-called "hollywood three films": "The Great River Rushing", "Casablanca", and "Roman Holiday".
Sexy red star Monroe starring in the "Big River Rush" story background in the United States, but for various reasons the location of the location in the Canadian Rockies in the Banff National Park waterfall, the film after the hit news spread, originally only "local scenic spots" Of The Banff Falls has become a "star punch card place", located near the waterfall, the original business is half-warm "Castle Hotel" is also difficult to find, and the room overlooking the "Monroe Falls" is even more hot.
It seems that more suitable for being classified as a "love film" "Casablanca" is a small investment work filmed during World War II (1942), although it is set in the historical city of Casablanca in North Africa, in fact, there is almost no exterior scene due to the war relationship, and even the "set street scene" is very few, most of the shots are based on the "night scene" built in the studio, but because of the dazzling aura of stars and the clever theme of the times, the benefits of "Fire City" and "City Fire Drama" have been successfully maximized. Although tourists who "punched" in Casablanca decades later in the name of the film occasionally complained that the authentic style of this historical and cultural city in North Africa is far from the atmosphere rendered by "Casablanca".
There is also no shortage of "unintentional willow insertion" but a successful classic in domestic films, such as the 1980 film "Lushan Love" of the Film Studio, which was a fashion romance film set in a special era (the heroine played by Zhang Yu changed 24 sets of costumes in one breath, which was a sensation at the time), Lushan was only used as a "background board", but the film was unexpectedly popular because of the "change" at the beginning of people's vision of "colorful" life, and Lushan, which was originally a "summer resort for nobles", seemed to have become a popular attraction for Chinese and foreign tourists of different classes overnight. And this ordinary romance film that is "but so" from an artistic point of view has since become a legend - the "Lushan Love Cinema" on Lushan Mountain has been screened day after day for 40 years, and it is this "Lushan Love".
The most typical example of "unintentional willow insertion" is the popular "Farewell to Vancouver", in fact, this TV series that puts the scene in Vancouver, the original is set in Toronto, Canada's largest city thousands of kilometers away from Vancouver (the title of the work was originally also called "Sadness Toronto"), for some reason after the change to Vancouver, the slightly bitter and sad plot complements Vancouver's unique, endless winter rain, and successfully "sells" to Chinese tourists Vancouver, which has not yet become an official tourist destination at that time.
There are more examples of "planting flowers with hearts": Hong Kong's 1989 hit idol movie "Sunset in Paris", the comedy film "Rich and Powerful" series launched in 1987, from the beginning of the conception, they have been cooperated by the tourism and cultural promotion departments of France and Canada, and the latter has even been sponsored by the Canadian lottery agency "649", which once set off a "Paris fever" and "Vancouver fever" in the local and even overseas Chinese circles, which can be described as "planned for a long time".
The famous "007" series, the early works are often either overhead backgrounds, or repeatedly set in the same place, while in recent years, the works have allowed the male protagonist to "find flowers and ask for willows" all over the world, some of which can be described as "the end of the world", the reason for this is not unrelated to the "receiving orders" of "planting flowers with hearts".
The "everyone" who "has the heart to plant flowers" to create "drama interaction" is none other than Japan.
Since 1963, NHK, japan's main television station, has launched the "highlight of the play" every year, the "Ōkawa drama" with historical eras or historical figures as the theme, is the "business card of Japanese TV dramas", since the "Aoi Tokugawa Three Generations" in 2000, behind each episode will be "Kiyuki" as the theme, the production and broadcast of 1 minute of local scenic spots, these scenic spots are of course related to the plot or drama characters, events, for more than 20 years this tradition has always been maintained, many of my friends are through " With the help of NHK's 'Okawa Drama' Kiyuki, he completed his own "Japan Self-Guided Tour" strategy, because although "Kiyuki" is short, it is complete, and even how to get to the "Kiyuki Scenic Spots" route, train number, walking takes time, and what famous local restaurants are famous, are clearly marked and not disrespectful.
Some small and medium-sized cities and even towns in Japan have the tradition of co-producing "commemorative films" with film and television institutions, and the co-production may be local governments, tourism agencies, or local well-known enterprises, film and television works should of course try to "embed" the content of local culture and customs, but do not deliberately require "three sentences do not leave the goods", so it involves a wide range of themes, both youth films (such as "Teenager, You Know Nothing about Gunma", romance films (such as Japan-South Korea co-production of "Suddenly became a teacher of me, and she fell in love") and other common " Variety", there are also inspirational films (such as "Which Ah Which God Goes to the Village" that promotes forestry), science fiction films (such as "Two Yesterdays and My Future" with the theme of "Parallel Worlds", literary films (such as "Haruka's Bizen-yaki", which is based on the traditional craft of handmade ceramics), and even suspense animation (such as the 2003 theatrical version of "The Crossroads of the Labyrinth" in the "Detective Conan" series).
Some of these "souvenir films" with local promotion missions are set in well-known cities, such as "The Crossroads of the Labyrinth" in cooperation with the ancient capital of Japan, the local cultural tourism agency of Kyoto, but more are promoting some lesser-known "small places", such as "Two Yesterdays and My Future", which is an unknown post-transformation mining city - the 80th anniversary commemorative film of the new home of Hama City in Ehime Prefecture with a population of only 120,000.
So, "unintentional willow planting" and "intentional planting of flowers", which is the right way of "drama interaction"? All are, and are not, the key to look at the works, stories, and a little bit of opportunity and luck, the water is all-encompassing, otherwise it is difficult to say - to know that "unintentional willow" after all, there are only a few willow trees surviving, as for "having the heart to plant flowers", even in Japan, which has the richest experience in this regard, how many fires are there in the annual "commemorative film"?