
Odd Ears: The Stranger
杂耳——异客
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 22y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Although Liangyuan is good, it is not a home of long-term love.
After reading your article, I like this one the most. It makes me angry, but the writing after signing the contract seems to be really just writing. Sorry.
Sometimes a high-rated work may not necessarily be a good work. Maybe a good work is only suitable for quiet tasting. As the author said, good music is only suitable for yourself to quietly taste. The fragrance of wine is not afraid of deep alleys, and gold will eventually shine. But I am afraid that the author will never come again
So many similar sentiments, to name a few. Like you.
"Music is always suitable for you to enjoy quietly, and the aroma of wine is not afraid of the depth of the alley." Agree! The songs or people I like are always considered niche by others, but I think this is good. The mentality is similar to yours. I really like your work "Flowers of the Floating World". It is one of the most beautiful GL stories I have ever read (tied with another real-life story for first place). I was wondering why the points ranking was not so high, so I went back to make up points. But later, for similar reasons, I felt relieved. I believe you don't really care about these. You are a talented person, and your writing is like tea, light but memorable. Just like good music gives people a lingering feeling. Now when I think of flowing water and clear source, my heart goes back and forth a thousand times. I think whoever falls in love with you should be very happy. . .
The writing is so quiet~~~~I like you so much.
Living in a foreign country makes life miserable, and no matter how well you live, you can still make a living while talking about birdsong every day. We, a poor student from Germany, have nothing but a small broken flute to play on. I had some spare money on hand, so I walked to the concert. The performance on the 28th happened to be the guqin. I saw an old foreign gentleman sitting by the piano with a focused look on his face, and he played like a drunken maniac. Tears are falling to the ground
You can listen to Seiichi Kyoda's Late Summer.
Although the Japanese hate it, they have to say that they understand us best, even~~sigh NHK has been unavailable recently, and all private satellite connections in the community have been wiped out. . . Cry to death
Music accompanies me, my heart will wake up I have always liked Chinese classical music, and I am also obsessed with American country music. I like pop music, and I also like to play with some musical instruments. It's just that I'm proficient in everything and loose in everything. Now only the flute and flute can be played into several complete pieces. I liked the erhu's Youyuan, so I bought one and played it, but I couldn't figure it out, so I just listened to others playing it. I remember when I was in college, the school was close to the square. In the evening, there would always be old people getting together with various musical instruments. The old man would play music, and the old lady would sing and dance. I was deeply obsessed with this and hoped that I would grow old quickly so that I could join their ranks, singing, dancing, being happy and enjoying life. At that time, I really hoped to grow old. My classmates said that I was abnormal. Yes, I still hope so now. I always feel that just listening to music is not satisfying enough. I always want to sing and play music by myself, but I am not born to sing, so I can only listen. During the listening process, my heart will also calm down. At that time, my mind will be very clear. The charm of music is unstoppable. When you are happy, you need music to cheer you up. When you are sad, you need music to heal your wounds. I always wear headphones and sit at my desk every day, burdened with complicated work. Only music can slow down the process of my neurological aging. I have never heard of Chen Min's erhu. In fact, I only discovered Hua Da's article yesterday (let's call it that here, because when I saw others calling it that, I didn't bother to think about what to call it that wouldn't be too offensive). I read two novels in one go and read the essays again today. I didn't expect that Hua Da has such rich feelings about music, so let's share it again.