Plain reflection of the moon

Author: Zhu Yeqing
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: The reflection of the moon in the water, whether real or illusory, holds little attraction. What I am truly interested in is a real Huayanjun, the original composer of "Erquan Yin Yue," as well as the human background behind his creation of this great masterpiece. However, I have never fully believed that Huayanjun is the original creator of "Erquan," yet I have always thought that the original composer possessed a more profound significance. Every time I hear "The Moon Shines Over the Nine Provinces," I am reminded of the melody of "Erquan Yin Yue," leading me to believe that the two pieces are deeply connected.
In my opinion, Huayanjun, a street performer, could have achieved such greatness only because he was blind. In a world where everything appears black, his hearing remained intact, and it was exceptionally sensitive and refined, allowing him to discern even the slightest movements in the world. The moon in the water, swaying gently, was still captured by his auditory membrane. The reflection of the moon in the water, whether real or illusory, holds little attraction. What I am truly interested in is a real Huayanjun, the original composer of "Erquan Yin Yue," as well as the human background behind his creation of this great masterpiece. However, I have never fully believed that Huayanjun is the original creator of "Erquan," yet I have always thought that the original composer possessed a more profound significance. Because, every time I hear "The Moon Shines Over the Nine Provinces," I am reminded of the melody of "Erquan Yin Yue," leading me to believe that the two pieces are deeply connected.
In my opinion, Huayanjun, a street performer, could have achieved such greatness only because he was blind. In a world where everything appears black, his hearing remained intact, and it was exceptionally sensitive and refined, allowing him to discern even the slightest movements in the world. The moon in the water, swaying gently, was still captured by his auditory membrane.