Letters, since ancient times, have been objects that convey thoughts and carry emotions. The paper is short but the love is long. Although a small letter cannot express thousands of words in the heart, it incorporates the most sincere feelings in the heart of the person who writes it. .
In modern times, communication between people has become more and more convenient. Let alone writing letters, in the Internet age, there are fewer and fewer opportunities to write. Many young people’s impression of letters is more similar to the ones in textbooks. These classic chapters of "A Book with My Wife".
There is not even a "recited full text" of the letter, and many people have no impression of it at all.
But what’s interesting is that in Japanese dramas, they still like to use a letter as a clue to advance, even sublimate, and summarize the emotions of the entire drama.
For example, the famous Japanese drama screenwriter Yuji Sakamoto is well-known to the world as the "Letter Maniac". His works range from the classic "Tokyo Love Story" to the later "The Perfect Divorce", "Reminiscence of Ranran", etc. There are letters that advance feelings like this.
Among the two letters that Hayato Minakami loves most in Japanese dramas, one is the last letter written by the male protagonist to the female protagonist in "The Perfect Divorce", and the second letter is the one written by Tachibana Saki in the ending of "Jindo 2" I forgot the letter I wrote before Nanfang Ren.
The plot progressed to the last episode. Jin Nanfang and Tachibana Saki went to the battlefield to save people, but Tachibana Saki was accidentally injured and infected with bacteria.
After the examination, Nanfangren discovered that the bacteria she was infected with was not something that could be solved by penicillin, but the medicine that could be solved was exactly the bottle that the mysterious man wanted to snatch away from the hospital before he came to this era.
So he tried to find the bottle of medicine that had been left in the woods he passed through a few years ago.
Perhaps it was destiny that ended where it started. In that forest, Nanfangren suffered from a severe headache and finally collapsed. When he woke up, he found that he had arrived in the modern age.
His past experiences were like a dream, but his fiancée Yu Yongmi no longer existed beside him, which showed that he had indeed changed the past.
After asking a colleague to analyze it vaguely for a long time, he understood that he might have arrived in a parallel world.
He met a woman who looked exactly like Tomonaga Mirai and Nokaze, and talked to her about that era. She said that what she admired most was the first female doctor at that time, Tachibana Saki.
Nanfang Ren learned from this that Tachibana Saki adopted Nokaze's daughter and was not married. Looking at Tachibana Saki's photo, he couldn't help but shed tears.
In the end, he also learned the name of the woman - Tachibana Mirai.
He got a letter from Tachibana Mirai that Tachibana Saki had written at that time, a letter that was both a confession and a farewell letter.
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The final scene of reading the letter is a one-man show by Hayato Minato, but at the same time, the voice of Haruka Ayase reading the letter as the background narrator is also very important.
The address Ayase Haruka sent to Minakura Hayato was a recording studio, an address that Minakura Hayato was very familiar with.
In "Jindo", Jin Nannan has many psychological activities, and the recordings of these psychological activities were also recorded by Hayato Minami in this recording studio before.
After thinking carefully about the script of the last episode, Minakami Hayato immediately understood that Ayase Haruka was going to record the narration of the last letter this time.
Even when you record a narration, you also need him to help you get into the scene. Now, this is called professionalism.
Arriving downstairs at the recording studio with ease, Hayato Minato's estimate of today's end time was slightly moved forward.
How long does it take to record a sound?
"Hello everyone~" Hayato Minakami handed the condolence cake he bought on the way to a staff member: "Everyone is still recording, please take a rest."
"Okay!" "Thank you!" Minato Hayato came here once or twice. The staff inside were not polite at all, and they immediately gathered together to share things.
Mizuna Hayato smiled and nodded to everyone, and finally found Ayase Haruka who pushed the door out of the recording studio and walked over: "Hi Xiaoyao, how is the situation?"
"Um...well..." Ayase Haruka looked a little flustered and didn't think of a good answer.
"Oh, it's not a big problem. It was perfect just now. If I do it once or twice in the end, it should be fine." The dubbing director over there answered Mizuna Hayato's question proactively.
"It turns out there's no big problem..." Hayato Minakami looked at Ayase Haruka.
However, Ayase Haruka raised her head and stared blankly at the ceiling, seeming to be studying the chandelier above.
"Thank you for coming to visit Minamizu-san. We didn't believe Ayase-san when he said you would come."
"Oh, that's it!" Hayato Minato looked at Ayase Haruka who was avoiding his eyes in a funny way, and deliberately said loudly: "Isn't this a coincidence? If I were later, you would all have stopped working."
"Hahahahaha~" Then Mizuna Hayato and the dubbing director laughed together, although the reasons for laughing were different.
"Okay director! I'm ready!" Ayase Haruka suddenly said: "I think my emotions are in place."
"Oh, really? Then let's do it again!" The director has no doubt that he is there. In fact, dubbing and acting all depend on the actor's mood and state. If we strive for perfection, even a day's work is nothing special.
Seeing Ayase run into the recording studio as if he was running away, Minato Hayato smiled and shook his head, picked up a monitoring earphone, and looked into the recording studio.
"Doctor oo, how are you doing? I'm very sorry for the strange beginning."
"Actually, after I saved my life from the infectious disease, I couldn't remember the doctor's name no matter what."
Ayase Haruka, who had entered the state, closed her eyes and narrated this letter, which she had read dozens or hundreds of times, in her slightly low but magnetic voice.
"...I remembered that doctor who liked to eat fried tofu, shed tears easily, and had god-like hands, but he was definitely not a god."
"He will be confused, injured, and frustrated, and he will focus on treating the disease."
"A person with a kind heart."
Every well-known screenwriter will meet their "royal actor", who is also called his "son" or "daughter" by fans.
And Haruka Ayase is worthy of being the "blood daughter" of the screenwriter Yoshiko Morishita of "Jinyi". The words and emotions of this last letter directly perfected Tachibana Saki's character, and at the same time, it was said through her mouth The theme of this play-"Benevolence".
"I remembered seeing the most beautiful sunset in the world."
"Remember...I don't even remember this person's name or appearance..."
"With longing."
Ayase Haruka's voice gradually fluctuated, but her eyes were still tightly closed.
Maybe when she was reading this important letter, as Tachibana Saki, the scenes in this drama were also playing out in her mind?
Finally, the line came to the last and most important sentence.
Ayase Haruka opened her eyes, her eyes seemed a little sparkling, and even her eyelashes were trembling.
"Tachibana Saki, I have always admired the doctor."
she says.
Perhaps it was a momentary misunderstanding, but Minakura Hayato felt that Ayase Haruka was looking at him for a moment.
