In the original book, Sakura's name is marked as Haruno Sakura, and the pronunciation that can be heard from the anime is Haruno Sakura. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ

春,はる; 野, pronounced の, はるの (haruno) appears as a word meaning the field of spring.

サクラ, is a Japanese katakana, hiragana is さくら, pinyin is sakura, generally speaking, even Chinese should be familiar with these three pronunciations, right? There is a song called "さくら" at dawn, cherry blossoms.

Cherry blossoms are the national flower of Japan, and pure cherry blossoms are pink, so Sakura's hair is beautiful pink.

However, Kishimoto's personality is not so simple!

The setting only gives サクラ such a kana, but there are no kanji, what is the reason?

Actually, "Sakura" has a Japanese kanji "桜" in Japanese, but if you don't use kanji to restrict it, there is another word that is pronounced in the same way as サクラ, and a word that is both derogatory and praiseworthy.

The first meaning of the word, in our words, is "childcare", that is, a person who disguises himself as a customer to lure passers-by to buy things when a small merchant sells things.

The second meaning is that people who are hired to applaud and cheer at lectures and concerts, or cheers.

Do these two meanings indicate Sakura's status in the manga?

However, whether it is as the national flower or as a champion, it is very in line with Sakura's identity as the first heroine and the first supporting role!

Again: I often see such a shot, that is, a shadow with black and white lines floating out from behind Sakura, and the shadow has a letter written on its forehead: 内なるサクラ, which is the Japanese word for "inner Sakura", which means Sakura's latent heart.

Again: Sakura's wide forehead is designed for this!

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