600 words embrace the great man of history.

Embrace the great man of history-Beethoven, the great man I admire most-Beethoven.

He has a beautiful soul, great depression and exquisite life. He is a hero of the soul, and his music is the expression of this heroic heart. -inscription

Beethoven, the great German musician. His works have had a far-reaching impact on the development of world music, and are known as "musicians", occupying a lofty position in the world symphony music circle. However, this great man's life is extremely bumpy and unfortunate.

Influenced by his father, Beethoven showed his musical talent when he was a child, and he was quite famous in the music industry at an early age. /kloc-at the age of 0/7, he studied composition with Mozart, the great sage of European music at that time. Mozart's music is the art of feeling, while Beethoven's music is the voice of the soul!

I don't know if he is a fearless talent. When Beethoven's career reached its climax, the great musician lost his hearing! Deafness, for ordinary people, is the death of some people in the world, but for musicians, it is the death of the whole world. The whole world is dead, Beethoven is not! After hearing loss, he did not choose to bow to bad luck, but faced this cruel fact and his own shortcomings frankly. With extraordinary strong will, he faced it calmly and fought tenaciously, and created the greatest work of his life, Symphony No.9.. It is a miracle that deaf people can create music, not to mention the most outstanding works in the world. It is known that this is the product of transcending the soul, which can only be obtained by heroes who transcend life and the Great Depression. It can be seen that fate can only manipulate cowards for human beings, but it is helpless for this great spiritual hero. He really caught fate by the throat.

Deafness also makes the music giant's temperament more and more withdrawn. He doesn't want to get in touch with outsiders. More often, he is locked in the piano room alone, communicating with music, dedicating his life to music and never marrying. A poor, disabled, withdrawn and born with pain, the world has never given him happiness, but it has created joy for the world! He forged happiness with his own pain, and he summed up his life with a sentence full of lofty sentiments and ambitions: only pain can bring happiness.

Everyone, including their soul, is equal, and all perfection or defects are the packaging of that soul. God is so great and fair, just as he gave Beethoven ear diseases, but he also created a thrilling fate. You know, the defect itself is perfect.