A luthier in Cremona, Italy, poured his thoughts and hopes for his wife and children into a red violin. A hundred years later, a prodigy in Vienna would accompany the red violin to his death, and a violinist in Oxford would use the red violin to make a fiery passion. Combining with inspiration, it is impossible to extricate oneself and cross the ocean. During the Cultural Revolution, a female cadre in Shanghai risked her death to save her mother's red violin and handed it over to a teacher who also loved music to avoid destruction. These connections were brought together in Montreal's Chinese government auction. , An appraiser from the United States discovered the secret and soul of the red violin, and he made a decision. . .
In a sense, the life of the violinist's wife is eternal on the red violin.
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