As one of the founders of the Vienna Classical School of Music in Europe in the 18th century, Mozart created a large number of musical works throughout his life, covering almost all fields of music creation. He made brilliant achievements and exerted a great influence on the music creation of later generations. It has a huge influence, and "Don Giovanni" is Mozart's most representative opera. When Wagner mentioned Mozart, he said: "Italian opera was raised to the ideal state of perfection by a German." Mozart is indeed a musical genius! Among his works, opera is second only to the piano concerto. Center of gravity, their writing promoted the development of other musical genres. No one can surpass Mozart in using music to depict characters and make plot characters dynamic. Mozart composed many beautiful and rich melodies, which play a prominent role in the play. The band complements the vocal lines and never interferes with the vocals. However, it plays a wonderful structural role in expressing the plot and pushing it forward. , fully demonstrating Mozart's lyrical and dramatic creative genius.

Mozart was good at using various chorus forms to unfold complex dramatic content and create characters with fresh and lively tones. "Don Juan" was first performed in 1787. The protagonist Don Juan in the play is a typical bold and bold person in medieval Spain who loves to seek flowers and flowers. He is shameless, brave, witty, and does not believe in ghosts and gods. He uses his charm to deceive many village girls and ladies, but he He was finally pulled into hell by the ghost; he is essentially a villain, but he also has some positive characteristics. All plots develop around Don Juan and the commander who was killed by Don Juan to protect his daughter. The opera "Don Juan" combines life and philosophical factors, focusing on the psychological portrayal of the characters, setting a precedent for the musical psychodrama that developed greatly in the 19th century.

Don Juan is a historical figure. He was a Spanish nobleman who lived in the 15th century; he abducted a girl and then murdered her father. Such a man who committed many evil deeds would not have gone down in history, but he inspired the artistic creation of many poets, writers, and musicians in later generations. For example, the great British poet Byron wrote a long poem titled Don Juan; the Austrian musician Mozart created a famous opera based on Don Juan; the British dramatist Bernard Shaw also borrowed the story of Don Juan to write A satirical stage play.

As time goes by, the historical Don Juan evolves into the legendary Don Juan. The legendary Don Juan was a man who seduced a woman into bed whenever he saw her; legend has it that he had sex with a different woman every night. The modern Don Juan is defined as a lustful man who wants to possess the most women's bodies to satisfy his male vanity. Therefore, Don Juan style sex is sex without love at all.

What Don Juan pursues is only the body of a woman; he never puts his emotions into sexual relations with women; he never uses money to buy sex; he uses his masculine charm to seduce women. Go to bed with him. When he gets a woman's body, he immediately changes his goal and looks for new objects to conquer; because he has to constantly conquer women so that his male vanity can keep it full.