Learning is better than learning too much

In the short film, the two men who can play multiple musical instruments each carry assorted instrumental music and stay in an empty square. Then, a little girl with a gold coin in her hand appeared. For the gold coin, the two bare-rod gentlemen played vigorously in front of the little girl, blowing, pulling, and strumming, playing all that the whole band could play by themselves. When we were also amazed at their versatility, the competition between the two of them became more and more fierce, and they even touched the gold coins in the stinky ditch. At this point, they were more like circus clowns than they were playing music.

The gold coin was knocked off, the little girl was angry, the two overwhelmed men looked at the angry little girl, stopped their nonsense, and the square became quiet. The little girl aggressively asked one of the players for a violin with a wrong tone. He pulled it twice, but it was quite harsh, causing the two big men to look at each other, wondering what kind of gourd the angry little girl was selling. After the little girl played with it for a while, suddenly, a small piece of violin playing like a heavenly sound flew out from the girl's fingers. The performance was so beautiful that everyone was stunned. Before everyone could react, someone smashed a large bag of gold coins for the little girl's violin performance. It turned out that this little girl was tuning the toy-like violin. It turned out that this little girl was a violin genius. It turned out that learning one musical instrument thoroughly is worth more gold coins than learning all musical instruments.

This little story tells us that it is better to learn well than to learn too much.

The picture of the short film inherits Pixar's excellence. But not only the animation of the film is well done, but its music is also worthy of careful appreciation, especially the little girl's violin, which is a master-level performance, but unfortunately it is too short.

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