I came into contact with classical music in primary school. At first, it was because one of the texts I studied was about Beethoven, and then I met another one about Chopin. To be honest, the works of two classical musicians were very shocking. It can be said that they drove me to be interested in classical music, and then I liked pure music. When it comes to music that hits the soul directly, I can think of the following songs that make people feel shocked.

The first song, as far as I'm concerned, is VIVA LA VIDA, a song of life. The first time I listened to this piece of music was at the end of a party. The MV of this piece of music suddenly played on the big screen. From the first note played by the violin to the end, I didn't dare to speak out. It was really shocking. The young violinist tilted his head and played in the crowd. The high music exploded in the air and ears with colored powder. It was simply a hearty listening feast.

The second song is Exodus by the famous musician Maxim. The wonder of this piece lies in the version of the symphony. Magnificent and magnificent, it seems that you can see from the notes the picture of Moses leading the people across the Red Sea separated by Jesus' walking stick and out of Egypt to build a beautiful new life. No matter from the melody or rhythm, this piece of music is really talking. It leads you to see the grand occasion at that time, makes you shocked, makes you boil, then helps you calm down and gives you hope. This is such powerful music.

The third song, The Thoughts of the Forbidden City, was not written by China until I listened to it for several months. A classical piece of music composed by S.E.N.S and included in the album Goodbye to the Forbidden City, all percussion rhythms in this piece can well drive your pulse. When you close your eyes and listen, you seem to have crossed, even hallucinated, and you can't remember what year you are. On a rainy afternoon, you lingered in the main hall of the Forbidden City in a heavy robe, and the bells echoed and raindrops fell on the eaves, and you followed the footsteps of history.