If there is no "Jacky Cheung", I will not persist on the road of literature

Music has accompanied me through my childhood and youth, and is still my best friend in life.

In childhood, music is the best catalyst for falling asleep. I heard that when I was crying, as long as I heard the melody of the music, I would automatically be quiet, and then slowly sink into the net woven by the staff and sleep peacefully. I don't know if I was often educated in music, which made me have my own set of paces in rhythm, and I can quickly grasp the principle of learning any instrument, and often play an amazing style for sheet music.

When I was young, I liked dynamic songs the most. I could jump and dance as much as I wanted, and in a passionate atmosphere, I could vent all the depression and limitations of life. I am like an active note, playing recklessly on the black and white keys of the day, depicting surreal scenes, and I become an existence that does not need to be understood. Music brings me freedom, leads me to be at ease, is always by my side, and becomes my spiritual pillar.

When I was in college, because the department I chose was the Department of Literature, the music I chose was more lyrical. When writing, lyrical music is like a summoning technique of inspiration, it is easy to create a situation of writing, so that the plot between the lines quietly penetrates into the emotional input, making writing a kind of redemption and sharing.

I heard that Jacky Cheung would say something after the concert: "As long as there is one person who is willing to listen to me sing, I will continue to sing."

I like Jacky Cheung's singing and the depth that Jacky Cheung gives to the music. In a certain magazine or in the news: "I heard that Jacky Cheung will say a paragraph after the concert: 'As long as there is one person who is willing to listen to me singing, I will continue to sing.'" At that moment, I was deeply moved. , because I am at a low ebb in my life, and I am also facing the unsatisfactory writing. This sentence inspired me a lot of encouragement. This is the "overtone" in Jacky Cheung's music. I therefore decided that no matter how difficult the circumstances, as long as there is one person willing to read my article, I will continue to write.

I think writing is like hanging a note on the scale of a staff, a sentence is a movement, showing the art and beauty of the text in the melody of the image, allowing readers to listen to their inner voice while reading, feedback to memory, In the echo of the narrative of the picture, I realize the moving moment. If you listen to radio music on the radio, it will be more emotional, because the next song is often beyond your expectations, and what comes from the speaker and hits the shore in the ear socket is a surprise, and it is also the indulgence of the past.

Music and I have been inseparable from the cooperative relationship. We are going forward hand in hand on the road of creation, sharing the energy of love and being loved, and delivering the seeds of happiness. Every singer, every movement, every note is the most faithful partner of my life.

Off topic

If it is pure music, I have studied piano for six years, but I don't really know the true tone. Influenced by the pictures and plots played by Kimura Takuya in "Long Vacation", I tend to prefer Chopin's piano pieces.

In addition, I also like the timbre of the saxophone, which is very mature and stable, with a gentleman's romance like Sean Connery. The distant sound of the flute is perfect for situations like the sky or the prairie.

Finally, I would like to recommend my very favorite violin to play "If Love Has Providence" (or translation of "Origin and Immortality"). Every time I listen to it, my eyes will burst into tears.

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