As a representative work of black humor literature, "Catch 22" was sung by prostitutes in an Italian brothel, the world-famous tenor Pavarotti's best reserved song "Return to Sorrento", and it was for the occupying army of American soldiers The client sings, it is really very dark and humorous. The low female voice slowly sings the classic Italian songs with high tenor. It is really black and humorous! Young American soldiers facing the threat of death in war can only go to brothels to find human emotional sustenance, and Italian girls destroyed by war can only follow the crowd to survive.
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