All animations are on Weibo. When I saw the trailer for this movie at the beginning of the year, I was very moved. It is very difficult to make new films of the same kind, and most of them are innovative in choreography. The film presents a reflection on the art of music. As if different factions, are you classical? Or popular? Does the classic have to be classic? Can what is popular become eternal? Are classical and popular two factions absolutely separated? Are the two factions incompatible? Will the musical hybrid created by the two schools move people's hearts? . . . In addition, the film still has some references to talents and family background. In New York, which is full of talents, most of the students who can enter the top music schools to study instrumental music, vocal music, dance and other performing arts disciplines are either rich or rich, or born into a family. Many have been trained by specialists since childhood, and the price of musical instruments in their hands is the salary of the average working class for several months or even years. But family background does not necessarily equate with talent. And such a mix and match of comprehensive contradictions is one of the joys of life. "The music is always there, burning inside of me. I don't know where it comes from. I only know that if it stays trapped within, I will be consumed." Talent is one of the major issues in life. Is it an abstract instinct? Or the lack of inspiration? Is it the qualitative change caused by the quantitative change of life efforts? Or the patents and privileges of some chosen by God? Does it depend on an innate genetic combination? Or rely on acquired hard work? For the male protagonist, he may never realize his unique talent. In his mind, playing the violin is the most natural emotional expression and catharsis for him. He never forced himself to play, but always was driven by his most natural instincts when he wanted to. Because if he doesn't play, huge energy will accumulate and explode in his body, and his own consciousness and limbs will be devoured uncontrollably, so he needs a channel to release. And that port happened to be the violin, one of his thousands of choices. The violin eventually became his instinct, talent, and heat in one. I believe that everyone has their own unique talents, but not all talents can be recognized and appreciated by the time and space we live in. The talents we possess in peacetime may very well be rubbish in wartime. The talents we have in troubled times are very likely to be useless in prosperous times. Talent also has its own shelf life. Therefore, there will be a steady stream of enriching fortunes, and there will be moments of depression when Jiang Lang's talents are exhausted. Talent is like a life partner. Some are fortunate enough to meet and fall in love with each other in this short life, some may pass by at first but wake up at the end of their lives, and some may spend their whole lives buried in obscurity and dust in the hustle and bustle of the world. Falling light. Therefore, in order to discover our talents as early as possible, we need to learn, communicate, experience, and contact as much as possible, in order to visit the wider world through different channels. The amount of innate resources has an impact, but it is not absolute, and even those resources can sometimes become a barrier to arrogance. Compared with the eastern world, the degree of utilitarianism in the western world is not so absolute, so there has been a relatively extreme polarization and the orientation of different values. There are many talented people who choose free hedonism, live in the moment, and have fun; there are also many talented people who work hard for their dreams but are always underappreciated, overqualified, and unhappy. Asian education and thinking are mostly inseparable from the secular definition of success, so once the talents you have and the life you choose are not in line with the settings of the elders, they will try their best to block, or slander, or belittle, and ridicule. . . And as elders who have more life experience than us, are their concepts correct? is it wrong? . . . Thinking of the book "Dear Andre" written by Long Yingtai, there are many excerpts that have been wildly recited on WeChat. She wrote her opinions outright and resonated with many people. But does anyone know the original intention of her writing that book? Because she and her son have been separated for many years, her son who grew up in Germany can't speak Chinese at all, and she who lives in Taiwan can hardly speak German. One day, she suddenly realized that she and her son could only be forced to communicate like strangers, and that they were so estranged that there was no more words to say after the polite greeting. She realized that she had to re-establish family relationship with her son through letter communication. Both parties are not native speakers but are more proficient in the second language, English. The original intention of this intention, in my eyes, is a bit helpless ridicule. We are always forced to act when we have to. Of course, action is better than nothing? (So, I almost never forward any articles with subjective opinions in the circle of friends, except for my own drama reviews [laugh cry]. Because often, we only know one and do not know the other. It seems that it is all based on data and facts It is sometimes difficult to judge the true and false of the articles assembled.) If you look down on the various aspects of life as a god, it should be very interesting. "What happens when you achieve perfection? You stop then? It's imperfection that keeps us alive, motivating us to push further and further. This is the problem. Stop trying to dance. You are not a dancer in this version, you are .. " On the smooth and light-colored hardwood floor, the natural sunlight is projected through the skylight covered with dust, and the girl in the tulle dance dress is like the most elegant lily under the holy halo, with buds and light blooms. In the final choreography, everyone worked hard, and the music was exciting, but it didn't touch me, whether it was the pictures, music, or dance. "The music will always be there, running inside of me. The difference is now I understand where it comes from.
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