Sonata, I don't know what it is. Thinking about it, there are always several parts, and there should be cooperation of different instruments. The sonata of life, what part are you and I playing? What kind of instrument are you holding? Is it the father? Mother? son? Or some other character, or different stages of life, holding different instruments.
In the past, Bing Xin said that she wanted to be a shallow stream, so she believed it. She felt that looking at the world with simple eyes, what she saw naturally was also simple, even if she had a thousand thoughts in her heart. This does not contradict the "one-one" nature of life. But when faced with troubles, the mind can't help but turn round and round, so people are often in a seemingly essential thinking, which is one of the reasons why novels and movies are still popular. I once joked with my friends that in certain times of turbulent times, I was at most a reformer, and definitely could not be a revolutionary. The desire and motivation to overthrow everything seemed to never support me to carry it out.
If we say that getting along with a lover for a long time is inclusive, understanding and trusting, or compromise. And the lover of life will probably do the same.
It doesn't seem to have much to do with "Tokyo Sonata". However, those roles, in the end, you have to play the same or different roles in life. In the movie, a struggling family can have a son of a piano genius, which is a solution to the predicament in the plot, but what about off-screen? It may be unfounded worry, but it is part of human nature to plan ahead.
The wisdom of life is not in the text, not in the "snap of the finger", not every story must have a beginning and an end, this can be, but people always feel that this is what they lack the most. I watched a few movies recently and they all talk about how life can look like, whether it's the independent "Cucumber" or the student work "Watermelon" or this "Sonata" art work that only doesn't have your life, and doesn't have what you want The life you want and can want.
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