I don't know if it was the music that moved me or the plot that moved me. De Rijin, a French thinker, said, "We are not human beings with spiritual experience, but spiritual beings with human experience." The soloist interprets this sentence. When we feel the real life of the homeless, we hypocritically think that helping them is our nobility. But who knows whether he needs your so-called help or not. In his spiritual existence, this is just a human experience. You have your experience, he has his experience, and every experience is unique to him. is the real absolute existence.
We often fail to respect the spiritual existence around us, to understand his real needs, and to judge the lives of others based on our own experience of existence. As long as you have a judgment, as long as you speak with one mouth, you have already gone in the wrong direction, and you have ignored the feelings of the people around you.
When the music flows in the heart, who can say that this feeling is not happiness?
View more about The Soloist reviews
