Japan's Hayao Miyazaki's animation "Spirited Away" set a box office record of 30.8 billion Japanese dollars, which is one of the gods in the hearts of movie fans. Although the film has been broadcast many times, many bridges in the story have hidden ingenuity and have been warmly discussed by the audience.
Chihiro lies in the car, holding a bouquet of flowers in her hand
Chihiro moves with her parents in the film, lying in the back seat of the car with her hands clutching a pink bouquet. It turns out that the name of the flower is "fragrant bowl bean", and the flower language is "leaving home", "separation", "gentle memory", etc., which is full of prophecy for the whole story.
The white dragon handsome face kills thousands of young girls in seconds, and the appearance is actually set at 12 years old
The most popular male protagonist in "Spirited Away", "White Dragon", loses the memory of who he is in the story, and has no hesitation to protect the heroine Chihiro, which is a distant and yearning existence. It turned out that his character setting, "the appearance should be like about 12 years old", equivalent to the 6th grade of primary school, but he was always calm and brave in the face of any obstacles, and gave people the impression of a mature adult.
Mom and Dad got lost in the shopping street, in fact, it is a reference here
Chihiro's parents are lost in the shopping street at the beginning of the movie, and the colorful buildings and hanging lanterns are full of mysterious atmosphere. The film found Yoji Takeshige of "The Enchanted Princess" to serve as the art director again, and the shopping street in the film was created by Hayao Miyazaki with reference to Tokyo's Shinbashi Usenguchi and Yurakucho, which was praised by netizens for restoration.
Chihiro's purple hair rings glow
Chihiro passes through a mysterious tunnel at the end of the story, when reminded that she must not look back, when the purple hair ring tied to the ponytail silently glows at the end, becoming the "only evidence" as a testimony to this incredible experience. Director Hayao Miyazaki said that he "didn't want that world to be just a dream", so he hinted at it through the glowing hair rings.
How the dragon is going to move
Dragons are creatures of human fantasy, and animators are troubled to present the movements of the white dragon's real body. In particular, to draw the white dragon eating the river god pill and falling into the action of pain and madness, the painter decided to draw with "an eel parked on the cutting board", and the answer was exposed and laughed at netizens.
Yuya attendance card, everyone's name is very blind
Miyazaki's animation style is delicate, among which "Spirited Away" has a scene of Yuya's staff's attendance card, hiding various special names. The names next to Xiaoling are called "carp", "crucian carp", "carp", all of which are fish names, and some people call them "horses", "navel eyes", etc. A closer look will make people smile.
How the briquettes move, it depends on the alphabetical management
The briquettes (aka: dust elves) from Spirited Away were featured in Totoro anime, and the sheer number of moves left a strong impression on the audience. In fact, these many briquettes are very laborious to draw, including the body, eyes, hands and feet are carefully drawn, so hand-drawn multiple drawings, and the order is managed in English letters, but also because the special effects of the briquettes are too much, and there are not enough letters.
God wants to take a bath too! Japan really has this festival
The setting of "Spirited Away" in which the gods come to Yuya to take a bath is a reference to the "Frost Moon Festival" in Enyama Township, southern Nagano Prefecture, Japan. The festival is held every December as a meeting between people and gods, and people prepare huge iron pots in the shrine, filled with boiling hot sacred water, and offer it to the gods who visit here, and people also use the sacred water to pray. Miyazaki said, "It's very interesting to summon all the gods of Japan to take a bath and get a Genki."