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The director's cut board can have a significant impact. It often determines which scenes make the final cut and how they're presented.

Well, it could be that the board was unstable and when the character cut it, it caused them to lose their footing and fall. Or perhaps there was some external factor干扰 that made them stumble.

There were several clips that were cut out of "Nirvana in Fire": In the first episode, the memories of the Battle of Meiling at the beginning were deleted, including the scene of the young Lin Shu showing his face, some of the war scenes, and the scene where his father pulled Lin Shu to the edge of the cliff; After 19:25 in the third episode, Meng Zhi came to the snow hut to look for Su Shimei's memories of the Battle of Meiling, and the scene of the young Lin Shu showing his face in the scene at the edge of the cliff was deleted; Fifteen seconds of content were cut in the seventh episode. As for the specific plot and timing, the search results did not provide detailed information, so it was impossible to give a specific answer.

There were many scenes that had been cut out of Nirvana in Fire, such as: 1. The scene of Mei Changsu and Princess Ni Huang's reunion at the Nine Peace Mountain. 2. Xia Dong and Nie Feng reunited. 3. Lin Chen and Fei Liu eating roast chicken together. 4. Princess Ni Huang and Mei Changsu were having a meal together. 5. Xiao Jingrui and Mei Changsu drinking together. 6. A clip of Mei Changsu and Lin Chen playing chess together. 7. The scene of Mei Changsu and Fei Liu bathing together. 8. A clip of Mei Changsu and Xiao Jingyan drinking together. 9. A clip of Mei Changsu and Xiao Jingyan playing chess together. 10. A clip of Mei Changsu and Xiao Jingyan practicing together.

The clips that were cut out of " Nirvana in Fire " included the memories of the Battle of Meiling at the beginning of the first episode, deleting the scene of the young Lin Shu showing his face, part of the war scene, and the scene where his father pulled Lin Shu to the edge of the cliff. After 19:25 in the third episode, Meng Zhi came to the snow hut to look for Su Shimei's memories of the Battle of Meiling, and deleted the scene of the young Lin Shu showing his face in the scene at the edge of the cliff. The seventh episode cut 15 seconds of content.

The director of Battle Through the Heavens cut the original work again and deleted some important scenes. The reason for the cuts this time was probably to protect the image of the male lead, Xiao Yan. According to the original work, Xiao Yan already had two beauties, Xiao Xun Er and Medusa. Therefore, he should not have any further relationship with Han Xue and Han Yue, these two beauties. Other than that, there were some other scenes that had been cut, such as the scene where Xiao Yan missed Xiao Xun Er and the passionate scene between Xiao Yan and Yun Yun. These cuts might be disappointing to fans of the original novel.

Honestly, I have no definite idea. It could be someone's odd way of emphasizing cuts in a cartoon or could be a made-up expression without a clear meaning. Maybe if there were additional words or a specific context, it would make more sense.

The Nirvana Board and The Pretender were both works by Director Yu Zheng. However, The Pretender was a TV series while The Nirvana in Fire was a novel. The Pretender was a TV series that starred Hu Ge, Liu Haoran, and other actors. It was first broadcasted in 2015, while the Nirvana in Fire was a novel of the same name that was authorized by Mei Changsu. It was first published in 2015, and the TV series was first broadcasted in 2017. Therefore, the Imposter was filmed earlier than the Nirvana Rankings.

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To cut a window cartoon, first, make sure you have sharp scissors. Sketch the window shape clearly. Start cutting from the edges and work your way in, taking it slow and steady to get a neat result.