"Gongmingyi is a cow's corner-clearing exercise, not a cow who doesn't smell it." Obviously, this is the allusion of China's famous idiom "Play the lute to a cow". No matter how high the pianist's piano skills are, how can he know his own level without applause? The pianist must have been appreciated by the human audience, and he even came up with the idea of a cow's hoof, hoping to get applause beyond the scope of rational biology. This idea is ridiculous, but it also proves how much people expect applause. But the desire for applause is not "fishing for fame", but affirmation of one's own value and vision for the future. With these, we will be full of confidence in life and our life will be more colorful and meaningful. Therefore, applause is a weight to measure the value of our life and an important part of life.
At that time, when playing "Mountain Flowing Water" gently, cheering loudly became Mr. Yu's bosom friend. Mountains and rivers are continuous, and there is a hymn that has been sung for thousands of years at the turn of Jin Lan. However, the water is gone and people are dead. Who will listen to a broken string? When the applause in life is gone, life will wither. It can be seen that applause is a bridge connecting each other's hearts, which will add new scenery to our lives and make our lives more energetic.
Jay Chou, the little king of Chinese music, once told such a thing with music in Grandma's House. He took his family to an award ceremony with great interest, but he didn't get half a prize. He just smirked at the camera, but he didn't know whether to laugh or not. When everyone around him was applauding the winner, only the white-haired grandmother applauded him. It was this slightly thin applause that made Jay realize: "He is right and there is nothing to regret." As a result, he kept exploring on the road of music and finally created a brand-new music world for himself. It is this kind of applause in adversity that makes him stick to his music style and life direction, and let him face these setbacks and challenges bravely. Therefore, there are adversity in life, and applause in adversity is particularly precious.
However, even the best things have their negative effects, even applause is no exception. Excessive applause will only lead to excessive expansion of vanity, just like the pianist in "Playing the lute to a cow", but don't keep your hands silent. Clapping for others again is nothing to you, but it may be an important turning point for others. ...