Is Baikal Anan a script? It feels real, but the plot is obvious?

It is enough for a northeast man to fall in love and get married in Russia, and it should be true.

The key to this problem lies in how to define "script".

Unless someone has a camera on his head, all the videos we can see are taken with photographic equipment. Photographers should know that they are being photographed, so the movements and language can't be exactly the same as usual. There must be traces of performance, and the photographer himself simply edited it. From this perspective, it is not "completely manuscript-free".

But on the other hand, everything he shoots is basically true, and it's just trivial things in life. There is nothing deliberately hard and concave. From this perspective, it can also be regarded as "no script". Besides, Dasha's house is so big and a farm is so big that it can't be fake.

The script is mainly composed of lines and stage descriptions, which is the text basis of dramatic art creation and the basis of the performance of directors and actors. Words similar to scripts also include scripts, scripts and so on. It is a literary style with the first-person narrator's style as the main way to express stories. ?

Summarized as follows:

Scripts are mainly divided into literary scripts and photographic scripts. Literary scripts are scripts that highlight literariness and have a low sense of photography, including drama scripts (or drama scripts), novel scripts (or drama novels), sketch scripts, cross talk scripts and so on.

Photography script is a script that highlights the sense of shooting, and its literary artistry can be high or low (depending on the comprehensive situation of film theme, market and investment). ), including split-mirror scripts, split-mirror scripts (split-mirror scripts or movie scripts), Taiwan Province scripts, etc.

Script is one of the necessary tools for stage performance or film shooting, the reference language of the characters in the play, and an artistic style serving the stage performance, which is different from drama and other literary styles.