Son of the weather: Is love an equivalent exchange?

I don't think Son of the Weather is an equivalent exchange of love. Before the animated film "The Son of the Weather" was released, many people foresaw the polarization of public word of mouth. This article will compare with previous works, analyze some creative ideas of director Makoto Shinkai, and explain the reasons for the polarization of audience's word of mouth.

"Every time the sky clears up, the body becomes more transparent." Is the heroine Cai Yang? Special abilities? Reminds me of the black Covenant and the alchemist of steel. The ability to use must be paid, which is a common setting in animation. The alchemist of steel also summarized it as? Equivalent exchange? . This principle is not just? Alchemy? Principle is also the core idea of the whole story.

The process of Makoto Shinkai's creation of The Son of the Weather actually follows? Equivalent exchange? The principle of. The height of the sail was almost swept into the sea. Keisuke saved his life. In return, Van Gogh invited him to dinner. Keisuke hired Van Gogh, who did not give up his meager salary, but devoted himself enthusiastically to his work. Cai Yang gave him a free hamburger. Dangyang cuisine? Forced debut? At that time, the man remembered this kindness and tried his best to save her. Cai Yang gave the man another sunny day to repay his kindness. In return for her kindness, the man set up a website for Cai Yang and began to make a living with her ability.

It is human nature and the most ideal state to reciprocate, show goodwill and return goodwill. However, I don't understand this. Keisuke chose to give up that man for her daughter, which seems heartless but understandable. When the value balance is tilted, equivalent exchange? It is out of the question. ? Equivalent exchange? It depends on everyone's different values. Someone is willing to pay 20 thousand yuan for a sunny day, because that day is the most important moment in her life. The audience will not doubt such a decision, but they have a rather slight comment on the ending of the whole story, which is also influenced by the ultimate values. So I don't think "The Son of the Weather" is an equivalent exchange of love.