Looking through the autumn water is a familiar Chinese idiom, which means looking through the eyes. It is mostly used by young girls who yearn for their sweetheart. The idiom comes from the second chapter of the third book of Wang Shifu's "The Romance of the West Chamber" of the Yuan Dynasty: "Looking through the autumn water, frowning at the pale spring mountain."

The "Looking through the autumn water" I want to talk about today is a piece of music. , a foreign song.

"Sen Gelmez Oldun", translated in Chinese as "Looking Through the Autumn Water", is a famous Arabic song handed down from generation to generation. It was played by Alihan Samedov, a musician from Sumgait, Azerbaijan, on an apricot oboe.

The apricot oboe, also known as the duduk flute, is an ancient musical instrument in Armenia and one of the oldest musical instruments in the world. It is made of apricot wood and the sound it produces is somewhat similar to our country's xun. , lonely and sad, with a strong sense of sadness and indescribable desolation.

The ancient tuduk flute is integrated into modern electronic music, desolate, lonely, and transformed into an ancient and modern mysterious movement, giving people the illusion of time and space shifting.

The music of "Looking Through the Autumn Water" is full of exotic sentiments, and the notes accompanied by melancholy pour into the heart like smoke and dew at dusk, making it even more desolate. What is the most beautiful sound in the world, nothing can be better than this sound.

We seem to see, in the long yellow sand, classical Arabic dancers wearing black veils, dancing gracefully; devout believers kneeling, praying to God; distant and mysterious Kingdom, a strong sense of immersion, gives people the illusion of time and space and intoxicating audio-visual enjoyment.

Mysterious, distant, desolate and charming, this piece of music seems to tell the historical picture of the ancient Arabs' long journey.

The Bedouin tribes wandering deep in the desert received the revelation of Allah and traveled out of the Arabian Peninsula. They spread the teachings of Muhammad to West Asia and North Africa, and also spread the care of Allah throughout Central Asia and beyond. In the vast area of ??South Asia, when the Muslim scimitars swept across the Balkans and Iberia, the three major Muslim empires have gone away, but the remaining Muslim customs can still be seen everywhere, the mysterious veiled women, the melodious lingering sounds in the magnificent palaces and The graceful dancing postures and the shadowy merchant sails drifting on the blue sea not far from the golden beach all make people think about the mysterious past.

"Looking Through the Autumn Water" plays the chords of imagination for this purpose. The ancient instrumental music plays a simple and distant charm, which is a devout belief, a trace of thousands of years, an inheritance from generation to generation, the accumulation of history, and the integration of multiple civilizations. It contains a mysterious emotion as a review of historical civilizations. .

The lonely and desolate timbre of the Duduk flute interprets the exotic, ancient and mysterious dance, and evokes an ancient memory, so deep, full of sand, but annihilated in the long yellow sand.