Understand the author’s lofty ideals and firm beliefs, and understand the relationship between artistic creation and suffering in life and society.
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1) Read the text and grasp the arduous journey of this music master’s study. (2) Learn from the author’s perseverance.
(3) Understand the author’s patriotic sentiment.
I successively studied with Mr. Obedofel, Mr. Louis Gallon, Professor Dande, Mr. Angut, and Mr. Pei; I worked in various subordinate jobs; I tried every means to practice the piano; Being expelled for falling; repaying others with kindness; getting help from some foreign homeless people; going to cafes and restaurants to beg for money; being humiliated by a rich Chinese student; getting help from teachers; watching the French Bastille Day parade ; Composing "Wind"; taking the advanced composition class of the Paris Conservatory of Music, etc.
Everything between the lines is touching. Although the types of work the author engages in are "menial", none of them are repeated. Only with perseverance can one be able to do all these "menial" jobs, and never give up the pursuit of music no matter how hard life is.
(1) Study in Paris for art. (2) Hard life in Paris.
(3) Composed "Wind" and was admitted to the advanced composition class of the Paris Conservatoire. (4) Graduating from a composition class and returning to China.
The main reason why this article is attractive and touching is that "the moving power comes from life itself." First, it really shocks readers that great musicians were once so poor, hungry, tired, and humiliated. Before being admitted to the Paris Conservatory of Music, the protagonist was always in an extremely poor situation of being unemployed, hungry, homeless, and lacking in clothes and clothing. Collapse or pass out from exhaustion on the spot. So when the Conservatory of Music asked him what prize he wanted, he blurted out "meal tickets"! After entering the conservatory, he was still much poorer than others, so much so that he was refused entry to the UK because of his shabby appearance. The most unbearable thing was being humiliated, even throwing away the money he asked for and having to pick it back up, being slapped in the face in public without being able to resist. There are at least six references to humiliation in the article. Because the previous sections are mostly overviews, the actual number is far more than that. Our future great musician actually came through such hardships. The fact itself is quite touching. Secondly, you are trapped in poverty and humbleness, but you do not lose your ambition; you endure humiliation and heavy burdens, but persist in pursuit; hardships and hardships make you successful. The author is rational despite his grievances and ambitious despite his endurance. He has never given up his persistent pursuit of music and academic skills and his diligent study. The fainting from exhaustion mentioned in the article is caused by the extremely difficult life of working-study students who attend classes during the day and work at night to make ends meet. What’s even more touching is that the protagonist combines all the bitterness, helplessness, loneliness, sorrow, sorrow, and depression he suffered abroad with his nostalgia, worries, and anxiety for his motherland in trouble, and turns it into a motivation that urges him to study hard. Motivation finally emerged in Paris, the capital of art. Thirdly, the moving part of the author's experience in Paris is that he met a group of good people, including artists, sympathizers, homeless people, etc. who provided help and help in times of need. This has also become a source of strength that inspires the author to work tirelessly, and is also the source of life itself. The moving part. In short, just because the event itself is moving, not only the straightforward narrative still has a shocking effect, but it also reflects the author's confidence in it and highlights the importance of the content itself.
Victory is our fruit, difficulty is our opponent, and failure is our guide. We must exercise our will anytime and anywhere. Don't be intimidated by it. We must have the courage to face difficulties and overcome them. Difficulties are everywhere, and we must have a noble character that is not afraid of difficulties. Believe in yourself and believe in success. Remember, success comes from hard work!