Mr. RP is right. If you listen to a lot of popular songs, you will always get bored. Although there are good melodies, you will get bored easily. The quality of the melody only determines the length of time it stays in the mp3. That's why I turned back to the classics. Those who liked the classics from birth were all pretending... You can't like the classics alone, because that would be lonely.
Mr. RP is now in Korea waiting for his baby to be born, and I am in Beijing watching Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
After watching it, I just feel why the Chinese can't make or disdain to make such a simple movie. Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf are very popular, but it's boring to teach you the plasticine version of intrigue.
It's boring, I think so when I walk on the very clean and empty street of Jianwai, left and right soho, the car I pass through is either a BMW or an Audi A8, and the girl walking in front of me is a black dress with a long black tube. Socks, black four-centimeter high-heeled shoes, strictly compliant OL. It's just that the anxiety of walking in Central has come again. I just want to leave quickly and leave this place surrounded by high-rise buildings, but it is extremely depressing.
However, maybe one day, I will squeeze my head involuntarily and want to enter a room there. Maybe I will show off wearing four-centimeter high heels from nine to nine in the morning, and I will hide in a taxi exhausted, laughing at the past. Take a look at the neon lights that are actually far away after the subway crowd.
Just feel terrible. That's probably why those of us don't think about the simple truth of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Turning back to Chopin, raindrops and parting are his works, to be precise, the prelude in D flat major and the parting etude in E major.
When I was watching Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, I suddenly heard a few phrases from the 1812 Overture in the background music, and then I thought of so many adaptations of the classical movie soundtrack, the famous Space Odyssey. Raindrops in Kurosawa Akira's dream about color and persistence is the background of the young painter chasing the footsteps of Van Gogh. The parting song is a new song by Chen Shanni, who recently won the Golden Melody Award. The new song of the same name has almost no changes but only added words.
When we are impatient with the present, we always look back. Looking back is not the characteristic of the Chinese people. History is the warm comfort when all mankind wakes up from a nightmare.
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