Ishioka said: "There are two kinds of shadows, one is the plot; the other is literature and art. The former is the logic of soul origin, the law of the development of all things in the world; the latter dominates the consciousness, the unpredictable psychology of human beings. But today's drama has its logic. It is difficult to understand, but the ink is in the corner, and there is no difference. The more the corner is polished, the more false the original. The ridiculous layman is so handsome, capable, strong, beautiful, wise, and angry when young, punish evil and promote good heroes. Tears finally turn into a dream of yellow beams. Back to logic, back to the original. Logic is not art, and it must be true and accurate. Logic is accidental, abandoning coincidences, and conjectures. There are all kinds of delicacies, and the dramas of today can be tested by all beings. Pleasant, although the original taste of the food is known to the people, or disdain to know it, the original taste of the material must be light and jerky. What good is the food? Therefore, when the drama fades off the neon clothes, the naked logic of the flesh, all the'gluttons' are all eloquent and sneered. The beauty of "The Snowman" follows the logic of the veins of illusion, and turns into the whiteness of snow. If you feel the vast snow is empty and bleak, the beauty is fearless and the cold, and the crystal clear of snow digs, shaping the world's puppets."
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