The movie poster itself reflects the heroine's shackled talent. She performed this difficult four-minute performance as a prisoner, but she used this short time to fully demonstrate to the world that she is not much acquired musical talent. The film's realistic depiction of human nature shocked me strongly. It is difficult for China to produce such a sincere work. An angry soul and a distorted human nature go back step by step, using the piano as a bargaining chip to change the genius who saves the fallen and dusty. Finally, when she finally made that meaningful curtsy to Mrs. Kruger at the curtain call, was she thanking her for giving her the opportunity to perform her beloved black music? Or grateful that she taught her to "please," "thank you," "sorry"? God kissed her hand and made a cut in her heart. All of her life passions were transformed into these four moving minutes, which shocked the world and left us with a heavy question mark - how should talented people treat God's gift?
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