The young Jackie tried her best to practice the piano with her sister so that everyone could see her. Finally, she also stood with her sister to accept the award. When she was young, she had not enjoyed the happiness of being surrounded by everyone too much, and her sister who had been with her has been getting farther and farther away from her.
Everyone is close because of the sound of the piano; she appreciates her because of her talent; she tolerates her because of her fame. But these are not what Jackie wants, and the non-stop performance makes her lost in the crowd and the loneliness that surrounds her soul. She began to abuse her cello, surrounded by the clothes sent from home, and the seemingly weird words were just the resistance of this lonely child with only the cello in her life desperately trying to escape from the boundless loneliness.
Later, she was tired and returned to her sister's house. She envied her sister who was willing to be ordinary. Jackie, who was overwhelmed, made excessive demands. Maybe it was like trying to practice the piano when she was a child. She wanted to get love again through this. However, once again pushed my sister further!
When she was dying at the lively party downstairs, she twitched in pain. She is famous all over the world because of her music, how can she ask people to like her who can't play the piano without music? Even after the splendid fireworks bloom, all that remains is the silence of the night sky.
The Cello Concerto in E major is Jackie's most famous piece. Cheng Dieyi, who can't survive without madness, is like life, and life is like a play; I think this song is also played by Jackie with his soul!
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