1 "I wish you could always be by my side! Your Beethoven is so pitiful. You must know that the noblest part of me, my hearing, has greatly declined."

Appreciation: It summarizes Beethoven's pain caused by his deafness, which made him more deeply aware of the pity and selfishness of the world.

2 The great heart and soul of Russia, which was shining brightly on the earth a hundred years ago, for my generation, was the purest brilliance that illuminated our youth.

Appreciation: The author uses affectionate and warm language to express the author's admiration and praise for Tolstoy. He compared Tolstoy to a superstar, showing Tolstoy's incomparable influence.

3 His love for the people has long made him appreciate the beauty of popular language. As a child he had been influenced by the stories told by beggar storytellers. After becoming a famous writer as an adult, he felt a kind of artistic pleasure in his conversations with the villagers.

Appreciation: This passage continues to explain the causes of the characteristics of Leo Tolstoy’s literary language. The constant emphasis on integration with the people reflects the popular language in Tolstoy's literary works and his favor for the people.

4 "I said all my words to him in vain, but couldn't make him take another step. So I pressed my hat, buttoned my coat, put my hands behind my back, and looked at the densest crowd. "

Appreciation: The very vivid descriptions of "holding hands" and "bumping" vividly describe his indifferent attitude towards the emperor's relatives, and express Beethoven's most concentrated expression. Rebellious character.

5 When we are exhausted from the vulgar struggle between virtue and evil, we will gain indescribable benefits by soaking in this ocean of will and faith. What he gave us was a courage and a joy of struggle...

Appreciation: This is the last paragraph of "The Biography of Beethoven" and the summary of this part. He endured his own pain, but used the joy he gained from pain to comfort people and give them courage and strength. Summarizes the essence of Beethoven's music.

6 Life is hard, and for those who are not willing to settle for mediocrity, it is an endless battle, which is often tragic, without glory, without happiness, and is fought in loneliness and silence.

Appreciation: The long road of life is a process of constant pursuit. However, the process of pursuit is not always satisfactory. The reality is cruel, but the courage to face reality and perseverance in fighting is the truth of success. .

7 What I call a hero is not a person who dominates with the power of his thoughts, but a person who is great only by his heart.

Appreciation: Only those with a heart will own the whole world. When people call him a hero, they are bound to be impressed by him, and if you want to convince others, you must not only rely on strong ideological power, but more importantly, have a radiant heart.

8 Beethoven exchanged pain for joy and turned it into immortal music. Michaelangelo used the blood of his life to sculpt a masterpiece that future generations must look up to see. Tolstoy believed that " When everyone realizes happiness, happiness can only exist in the world. ”

Appreciation: Maintain an optimistic and open-minded attitude despite unfortunate encounters, and infect the people around you with a noble and holy heart. Repay the whole world with their fearlessness

9 Beethoven deliberately watched this group of people passing in front of Goethe. Afterwards, Beethoven even taught Goethe a lesson unceremoniously. This made Goethe, who was then Privy Councilor to the Grand Duke of Weimar, never able to forgive him, but Beethoven did not take it seriously.

Appreciation: The most precious thing in life is dignity. Not bowing down to force is the greatest respect for oneself

10 Their prayers and love spread in the spirit of children The seeds of faith will be harvested in old age

Appreciation: You can know how many seeds there are in an apple, but you cannot know how many apples one seed can produce. Hopes sown with love will bear fruit.

11. "Your Beethoven is so pitiful. You must know that the noblest part of me, my hearing, has greatly declined.

When we were together, I already felt many signs of illness. I hid them, but they got worse and worse from then on... Will they be cured again? I certainly hope so, but it's very unlikely; there is no cure for this type of disease. I have to live a bleak life, avoiding all the people I love, especially in this pitiful, selfish world

Appreciation: This paragraph is a letter written by Beethoven to his friend Pastor Amanda . This passage summarizes all the pain caused by Beethoven's deafness. From this, he more deeply realized the pity and selfishness of the world.

12． "I clicked my hat, buttoned my coat, put my hands behind my back, and looked at the densest crowd. The prince and his ministers were crowded together; the prince Rudolf took off his hat to me; the queen greeted me first - those My Lord recognized me. Just for fun, I watched the procession pass in front of Goethe. He stood on the roadside, bowing deeply, holding his hat in his hand. Afterwards, I gave him a good lesson. "Don't be polite at all..."

Appreciation: This section is about Beethoven and Goethe walking together and meeting the royal relatives. Among them, descriptions such as "hands behind his back" and "collision" show his indifferent attitude towards the emperor's relatives and express Beethoven's rebellious character.