What is the ending of opening D? Who the hell is Xia Shu?

As a part of the film with racing as the main line, the filming of "Initial D" can be said to be quite successful. Although adapted from a comic book, the film restores the plot to the greatest extent, allowing the audience to see how young people work hard for what they like. Tuohai didn't have his own goal in life, but after falling in love with racing, it got out of hand and eventually became a professional driver. And his relationship with Xia Shu ended in the movie, because Xia Shu didn't look so simple.

In the whole work, Xia Shu and Tuohai are equivalent to two relatively existing figures, and Xia Shu's existence is equivalent to setting off Tuohai's growth, so that he can gradually define his goals on the road of feelings and life. Of course, this is not to say that Xia Shu is not good, but because he didn't have a correct understanding of reality and did some bad work. Only after he got to know Tuohai did he find that there were some problems in his common sense and behavior.

Subsequently, it began to be deliberately revised gradually. Of course, the result in the original is better. In the end, Tuohai stayed in Xia Shu, and then Xia Shu successfully went to Tokyo to study. But in the middle of the movie, the ending was changed, perhaps to reflect the impulse of youth and pay the price. Finally, Tuohai saw Xia Shu with others, and finally the result of their breakup showed the ending. At that time, many people expressed some regrets after the film was broadcast.

Although the two are not together, the overall effect of the film is good, which reflects the growth path of young people. From the initial confusion to the final realization of their dreams, the efforts made in the whole process are extremely worthwhile. The story of youth growth is perfectly displayed in front of the audience, which also gives young people profound educational significance, so that more people can see their current situation in time, and don't be delayed by temporary confusion.