Beethoven, as the greatest composer in the world music history, is known as the "music saint". People admire Beethoven, not only because his short life left a very rich musical wealth to mankind, but also because of his extraordinary character of perseverance and daring to fight against fate. Beethoven, as the greatest composer in the history of world music, has been dubbed as "sacred music", which is not an exaggeration. People look up to Beethoven, not only because his short life has left us an extremely rich musical wealth, but also because his extraordinary character of perseverance and daring to contend with fate has left us an extremely valuable spiritual wealth. Beethoven's fate is extremely bumpy, and it can even be said that "from the beginning, life was a bitter and cruel war for him." When he was a child, he was deprived of his childhood by his father. Under the pressure of severe corporal punishment, he studied the violin hard. However, pain seems to be knocking all the time. At the age of 30, he was deaf and tortured mercilessly, which was undoubtedly a bolt from the blue in Beethoven's heart, which caused an incurable wound and brought a heavy blow. In despair, he almost committed suicide several times. So, he sent a painful cry from the bottom of his heart: "I avoid all communication, I can't say' I am deaf' to others! If I do other occupations, it is ok, but in my business, this is a terrible experience. " Beethoven's fate is very bumpy, even "from the beginning, his life was only for a tragic and cruel war." When he was a child, his father deprived him of all the childhood happiness he could have enjoyed, and he struggled with it under the oppression of severe corporal punishment. However, pain seems to be knocking at the door all the time. When he was 30 years old, his deafness and ruthless torture were undoubtedly a bombshell to Beethoven's mind, which caused wounds that were difficult to heal, but also brought a heavy blow. In despair, he almost committed suicide several times. Then, he uttered a cry of pain from his heart: "I avoid all communication, and I can't say' I am deaf' to others!" If I do nothing but fair business in my career, it is a terrible experience. "But at the same time, he issued another firm and powerful voice:" I will hold my destiny by the throat, and it will never make me completely yield! How can this firm and unyielding oath not be shocking, inspiring and eulogizing? What power saved this dying heart? Let Beethoven answer himself: "What supports me in the predicament is morality, and what keeps me from committing suicide is morality besides art!" " It can be seen that Beethoven endured physical and mental torture entirely out of his persistent pursuit of his sacred mission. He regards the pursuit of music and dedication to mankind as a soul more precious than life. This is a kind of strength, an inexhaustible motive force against life and an inexhaustible source of life! But at the same time, he issued another powerful voice: "I want to hold the fate by the throat, it will never make me completely yield!" "Its firm and unyielding oath can not make people happy, excited and amazed? What is the power to save the planet that is prone to destruction? Or let Beethoven answer it himself: "I support morality in trouble, then I am by no means suicide, except art or morality!" " It can be seen that Beethoven endured physical and emotional torture, entirely out of his unremitting pursuit of the sacred mission. He regards music as the pursuit of human life and more valuable than the dedication of the soul. This is a kind of strength, an inexhaustible source of life, and an inexhaustible deep spring of life. Beethoven's ear disease and his large number of music works are still a mystery in the eyes of many people. The most incredible thing is, how did a deaf-mute create such a magnificent heroic symphony? How can we compose a magnificent symphony of destiny? But also how to play the soft moonlight in Ming Che in a mythical way? Looking through a large number of his music works, I am even more surprised that most of his music masterpieces are completed by biting a wooden pole to feel the notes after ear disease. Where did Beethoven's extraordinary inspiration, rich emotion and passionate personality come from? This series of questions has been tossing in my mind for a long time, which makes my blood boil. It also reminds me of a famous saying by orison marden: "Looking at the great and outstanding figures in human history, most of them had a hard childhood and even suffered from the abuse of fate, but the strong are always good at finding the fulcrum of life, adjusting their mentality in time, enduring hardships and hardships, breaking the besieged city with persistent efforts, and creating Excellence and greatness." Beethoven's ear and a large number of music works he created are still a mystery to many people. The most incredible thing is how did a deaf-mute create such a long-lasting Hero Symphony? Why write a bold energy spectrum and a grand symphony of destiny? But how to play "moonlight music" as soft and clear as myth? Looking through his great music works, what surprised me even more was that most of his masterpieces were written in the bitten feeling notes in Ears in the Woods. Where did Beethoven come from with such outstanding and brilliant inspiration, such a rich emotion and emotional personality? This series of questions has been tossing in my mind for a long time, without exception, which makes people feel imperceptible, and reminds me of the motto of the Queen, Mr. Allison Madden: "Throughout the history of mankind, great and outstanding people, most of whom have had a hard childhood and even been abused, have a strong will, are always good at finding the fulcrum of life, adjust the inevitable, and bear hardships and stand hard work, and break the predicament with constant siege." 1827 At 5: 40 pm on March 26th, Beethoven ended his 57-year life journey and died alone. His fist clenched when he died. Maybe at the last minute, he will still hold the fate by the throat.