Two Two Three Four

Since childhood, Meng Ran has always felt that he is not that "smart" person. Because of being "not that smart", those new things always seem to be a little slower than others; because of being "not that smart", so the thinking always seems to be a little bit behind others; because of being "not that smart", so it always seems to be that a lot of things are missed. When she was 13 years old, someone taught her how to play the piano. She couldn't figure out which finger should be on which key, and when she should play what note. She felt extremely impatient and helplessly played on the keys to vent her emotions. The man was sitting next to her. Although he frowned slightly, he didn't stop her. He stood by and watched until she stopped. Then he held her hand and put it on the keys again. She couldn't understand the rhythm or the pitch, so he changed the numbers and taught her the beat, and whispered in her ear: "Come on, try again, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight..., Two, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight..." He said calmly: "Look at this repetitive melody. In fact, as long as you get through one, two, three, four, you will find that the following two, two, three, four are much simpler..." This was such a ridiculous sentence, but she remembered it for a long time, because in the long, long, seemingly repetitive period of time, she discovered that even though she finally walked through "one, two, three, four..." With great difficulty, she still could not reach the "two, two, three, four..." That seemed to be far away in the horizon. Purpose: Girls should strengthen themselves.