At midnight, I suddenly wanted to listen to this song. I think the reason why this song can be popular is because the lyrics are like beautiful poems, awakening the truest feelings and desires in our hearts, the truth, goodness and beauty of precious human nature. At midnight, the stars, riding the wind and waves, went to the darkness, empathy, and longing for redemption. Ying Feicao is embracing you on the road.
Maybe those sudden difficulties will take away things we once thought were very precious, or maybe you are now suffering from the most gloomy and difficult moments in your life, but please don't give up, because...definitely Someone will find you in the dark and take you back to the light.
How you look at the world, the world is like,
how you respond to your surroundings, the surroundings will be like.
You shine a beam of light for life, and this light will illuminate the road ahead! How can
come to Japan for a long time,
you have to get used to people taking the tea cold.
probably, except God and yourself, no one can really understand you.
earnestly hopes that the future self will do useful things and say warm and gentle words.
You probably think the inconsistency mentioned above, but in fact it is not. We only experience the darkest period of time. During that period, no one can empathize with each other. We can only move forward on our own. Everyone will continue to grow and desire breakthroughs. To the inevitable surroundings.
Your experience will give others confidence. Everyone has different stages and time zones, but in the dark, confident people always have such a strong belief. They will come out, they will definitely come out. The movie Shawshank’s salvation , The banker Andy was falsely accused and went to jail, and his wife ran away with someone else. He really lost his wife and broke down. This means that Andy will spend the rest of his life in prison, but he does not. He is proficient in the financial system, which quickly frees him from the heavy manual labor in prison and the harassment of other abnormal prisoners. It turned out that for twenty years, Andy had used that small mattock to dig a hole every day, and then covered the hole with a poster. After Andy was released from prison, he took away some of the black money deposited by the prison director and reported the truth about the prison director's corruption and bribery. I watched this movie many times, and I was deeply moved when I watched it the first time. It is a really moving and exciting movie. Andy lived the same "excellent" life in a complicated prison life, and spent twenty years digging a tunnel to escape from prison, which came from his strong courage and the goodness in his heart. There was a scene in the film that moved me very much. In order to listen to Mozart's music, Andy chose to lock the doors and windows, put himself in his office, and broadcast the music to everyone in the prison through the radio.
A piece of forgotten peace can be obtained at a price. Confinement can just get this kind of peace, and Andy can create a hall of music with Mozart in his heart, and no one will bother. It's the tranquility I dream of.
However, he will still face the reality of being bound by high walls and squeezed by prison guards. At the same time, in his heart, there still exists a Garden of Eden. Perhaps the outside world in his memory has long been vicissitudes of life, but hope has always stood to remind Andy that he belongs to the world beyond the high wall.
Shawshank Prison took away all his wealth, took away more than 20 years of time, and ruthlessly took away the minutes and seconds of enjoying the end of that Mozart music, but there are always things that prisons can’t take away. Yes, the circulation of music in the brain belongs to only oneself, and hope for the future will not be taken away.
looks stupid and idealistic, dreaming about hope in a desperate life. But isn’t this the way we live? There are so many desperate things we have encountered than living in a relatively simple prison society. It's just Andy in the prison, all the despair in our lives, magnified in prison, gave the answer to a good life-hope, is a good thing.
