When the pure sound of the piano sounded on the sea, I remembered a name, he called Nineteen zero.
A passenger ship travels between Europe and the United States, as well as between reality and dream. For many people, whether rich or poor, when the stalwart Statue of Liberty appears and sees it, they believe that everything in life has been settled. Of course, if living only for survival, maybe they are right.
In 1900, perhaps I should call him a born sea pianist. All of his origins from the sea, but also due to the sea, without any debt. When many people lock their eyes on the world of inflated desires, for the sake of fame and profit. He was just a hurried passer-by in their journey, maybe he was amazed, maybe moved, but in the end he was dispensable.
"The endless city has everything, except for the end, I can't see it. There is no end!"
For a moment, 1900 had the idea of going ashore, but in the end he chose to return to the sea. I'm not sure what he was thinking when he turned around, I just read the blankness in his eyes. The bustling crowd, the shuttle cars and horses, the city has its own urban atmosphere. It's just that it carries too much and accumulates too much, so it is covered with a layer of depression. I don't know if this repression made him timid, or even suffocated.
1900's decision was because of love, although she gave up execution in the end. Love is the most beautiful thing in the world. When the moving piano sounds, outside the window, the beautiful girl's charming curly hair flutters in the wind, and love inevitably sprouts. I was thinking that what 1900 feared might be that the hustle and bustle and glitz of the city would change everything, even the original innocence.
So he buried everything in the sea. And the city has no end!
"There are too many infinity in the world, and I just want to put the limit on the piano." The
slender fingertips slid over the keys, and the piano galloped on the smooth wooden floor. So, the whole world is spinning...
If anyone was born to live for the piano, well, he is! His name is 1900! He will become a famous teacher in the history of piano; he will have endless wealth and fame; countless people will be crazy and obsessed with him... as long as he wishes! But after all, he was 1900. He said, "My music can only follow me."
To truly purify the idea, I don't know how many people in today's society still insist on this. Worldly needs are often stronger than ideal beliefs, perhaps stemming from a thirst for material desires.
Human desires are infinite and hard to restrain. But when we find a sustenance, everything has a final limit. So, 1900 found the piano floating in the sea, and found his own limitations.
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