Sincerity has been integrated into it

The technique used throughout the shooting is very detail-oriented. There are more close-ups of the faces and fingers of the characters, and more emphasis is placed on the close-ups of the mouth rather than the eyes. Of course, what attracted me more was the chef's finger movements on the sushi, his hands rising and falling when slicing fish, and the scene of kneading the octopus. The octopus massage from minutes to forty or fifty minutes has also become a necessary time investment, so his octopus sushi does not have the plastic taste like other homes, but is delicate and tender, and sincerity has been integrated into it. Erlang said that the quality of the ingredients is important, but having a sensitive tongue to distinguish good from bad is more important. So it seems that talent is the decisive factor, but to succeed, it also requires sincere and unremitting efforts.

In terms of music selection, starting from a single violin solo at first, gradually began to have ensemble, slowly and moderately introduced the cello in the ups and downs of the chapter, and introduced the pouring water like the piano when the apprenticeship experience was introduced in the later stage, and emotionally just entered the state . In the last twenty minutes of the documentary, BGM began to introduce the concerto mode, and the layers of string music were gradually enriched, interspersed with the narration of various characters, and the movement was matched with the close-up of the movements of the sushi, and began to enter the ending atmosphere. However, some deliberate traces can still be seen at the end of the film, and the feeling of moving closer to animal protection documentaries is lingering. Is it really necessary to raise the style to appear more profound?

The overall idea and loop of the film are very clear, and it feels very complete. Reuniting with my childhood classmates at an old age seems to have returned to the original starting point, but everything is completely different from the original green years... However, People can't stop, the times will push you forward. Writing here, I can't help but think of the loss and uncertainty about the future in Ah Xian's eyes when he lamented the word "era" in "The Cooking Fairy". Finally, in the sound of the cello of Johann Sebastian Bach: "Suite for Cello Solo No.1 in G major, BWV1007" "I.Prelude", Erlang is riding the train and keeps moving forward...

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