Original sentence: "Music? On music: it's easy to be happy, but the gift is simple.
The highest, biggest and best music must be approachable, while the highest, best and best manners must be simple. ?
Elephants can't see when the sound is loud and thin.
The better the music, the lower it is, the better the image, and the more ethereal and profound it is.
Yue Ji is the earliest and relatively complete work of music theory in China, which summarizes the musical aesthetic thought of pre-Qin Confucianism. This was written by Liu De and his disciples in the Western Han Dynasty. It is the title of Book of Rites XIX compiled by Dai Sheng when he proclaimed himself emperor in the Western Han Dynasty. Its rich aesthetic thoughts have had a far-reaching impact on the development of Chinese classical music for more than two thousand years and occupy an important position in the history of world music thought.