1900 is a set of numbers? Don't! He is a person's name, he is the soul of music, and music, boats and the sea are his whole life. Where is he from? This question may be intriguing. It belongs to the sea, to the God on board, but not to the land. Appear next to the piano, maybe you can only use the word "appear", because you think it belongs to no one's heritage, but to God's gift to the world. That is the soul of music, the eyes are the window for him to accept external things, the soul is the place where he brews inspiration and experiences feelings, and the beautiful sound made by his fingers tapping on the keyboard is the way he expresses melody with his soul.

For him, the road is just the carrier of the flashy illusion of this world. A woman? A house? A piece of land? A normal life that seems ordinary or extravagant to outsiders? In his view, it doesn't mean anything. He doesn't belong to this life, this land, this world. He was born without a name and identity, and spent his life in a place that belongs to him. Maybe he is just a passer-by in the world, but maybe everyone is a passer-by in his view. We don't need to know his identity, his appearance, his name and so on. I only remember those wonderful melodies that touched people, and I only remember a set of numbers 1900.

The master of flirting in the film has always been an important clue of the film. It was this record that opened the floodgate of Kang's memory and began to recall 1900.

On the other hand, this record was improvised in front of the mirror in the window when she was recording for "Record Company" at 1900 (I'm not sure if it was improvised). This record bearing 1900' s pure and beautiful love was originally intended as a gift for her by 1900, but it was missed again and again in this complicated society ...

Later, 1900 disembarkation plan failed, and the records were destroyed by hand, leaving us with the same questions as Kang. Finally 1900 didn't tell Kang who put the record in the piano.

I've thought about it for a long time, and I've watched several movies (not for this purpose, of course, or ...), but I can't find anyone who was "arranged" by the director-someone who put the record on the piano.

I remember one day, a normal day, I suddenly wanted to listen to the song "Playing with Love", so I opened the movie and fast-forwarded to that song. I closed my eyes and quietly enjoyed the wonderful sound coming from the headphones ... It suddenly occurred to me that 1900 would stick this record together and put it in his simple piano.

1900 Legend shows the greatness of human talent and the vastness of human emotional world, all of which are like the sea. But it also shows that people are extremely vulnerable, helpless and lonely. This kind of vulnerability and helplessness exists in each of us, so most people's world will not be bigger than that giant sea passenger ship. We dare not disembark, just want to go with the flow, laughing and worrying in our own world, and finally, like that ship, we are scrapped, blown up and blown up ourselves and our own small world.

The sea and the ship, one infinite and the other so small, are closely linked. This is really a pair of contradictions worth pondering.

I didn't expect to stride forward in the storm, although everyone else was shaken to vomit; I didn't expect to play easily in the storm, while drifting with the piano in the hall, just like figure skating, but with the smile, relaxation, happiness and devotion of the performer, beautiful music and listening to new friends, people, piano, passenger ships, the sea and the storm constitute the most romantic and poetic life scene, which is really the most wonderful moment in the film and the moment everyone dreams of. If one day, a genius sits next to me and plays music that comes with my mood, how happy I should be!

There is no doubt that every audience likes the legend of 1900. Unfortunately, he alternates with luck, with amazing talent and fatal shortcomings. Land, city, people. Even people who live in a metropolis every day and are used to urban life can hardly avoid depression, loneliness, sadness and emptiness. Why should we demand the person who grows up happily on the passenger ship and swims happily in the music every day? It's just that his life and death on the passenger ship remind people on the land: what is the world, what is happiness and what is life? How big is the world, how long is life, and how to get happiness?

It's a great pity that he didn't set foot on land in the end. Looking back, how much bigger is my own world than him? Can my heart feel the world better than he does? Who can really face the world? Can only be like an ant, like a group of people, never to be seen again.

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