At the beginning of the film, an ancient piano score appears on the screen, accompanied by grand and treacherous string music, showing a mysterious energy. This sheet music is the source of time travel, and the whole story starts from it.
"I've heard of you before" "Oh, really." "You're a piano major, right?" "Yes" "Why do you want to transfer to our school? Is your school bad?" "Because of you The school is more beautiful. No, my dad asked me to come here." The beginning of "I heard about it before", followed by "major piano", is actually intended to set off Jay Chou's good piano playing, so that "early" Just heard." This is to pave the way for the later plot of the piano fight. If it is not pointed out that he is good at playing the piano, the later "fighting the piano" will appear too abrupt. It would be too vulgar to shoot a trophy or something. A simple sentence, "I've heard of you before", seems to be natural and does not show any traces. This is a high-end expression technique. As for why his father asked him to transfer, he also gave a reasonable explanation later, because his father was a teacher in this school, and naturally he wanted to watch his son graduate under his own eyes.
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