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1. "... how I wish you could be by my side forever! Your Beethoven is poor. You should know that my noblest part, my hearing, has greatly declined. When we were together, I felt a lot of symptoms. I didn't say them, but they got worse and worse ... Will they be cured? I certainly hope so, but the hope is slim; There is no cure for this disease. I have to live a miserable life and avoid all the people I love, especially in this poor and selfish world! ..... I have to find shelter in the forbearance of sadness! Although I vowed to transcend these evils, how is it possible? "

2. "Monarchs and officials can make friends with professors and confidential counsellors as much as possible and reward them with titles and medals; But they can't create great people, and they can't create hearts beyond vulgar society ... and when I am with two people like Goethe, such a gentleman should feel our greatness. Yesterday, we met all the members of the royal family on our way home. We saw it from a distance. Goethe broke free from my arm and stood by the road. I told him all my words in vain, and I couldn't let him go any further. So I pressed a hat, buttoned my coat, put my hands behind my back and looked at the densest crowd. The prince and the near minister are closely related; Prince Rudolph took off his hat to salute me; The queen greeted me first-all the adults and gentlemen knew me. For fun, I watched this group of people pass by Goethe. He stood on the side of the road, deeply bent, with a hat in his hand. I taught him a lesson greatly afterwards, and I'm welcome to him ... "

3. "Dear Beethoven! Many people have praised his artistic greatness, but he is far more than the first musician, but the most heroic force of modern art. He is the greatest and best friend of all those who suffer and struggle. When we are sad for the disaster in the world, he will come to our side, as if sitting next to a mourning mother, saying nothing, singing his forbearing sad song on the piano to comfort those who cry. When we resist the vulgarity of good and evil against the tired Guang Chen and immerse ourselves in this ocean of will and belief, we will gain unspeakable benefits. He gave us a kind of courage, a kind of struggle happiness ... "

The first paragraph of the commentary is Beethoven's letter to his friend Reverend Amante. Deafness is an irreparable disaster for musicians, which not only affects their work, but also makes them live a lonely and desolate life from now on, and may also be slandered by their enemies. This passage sums up all the pain caused by Beethoven's deafness, from which he deeply realized the pity and selfishness of the world.

The second paragraph was written by Beethoven, walking with Goethe and meeting the royal family. Among them, "carrying hands behind one's back" and "knocking against one's back" are very vivid descriptions, vividly showing his indifferent attitude towards kingship, family and country, and most intensively showing Beethoven's rebellious character. Of course, Beethoven and Goethe are different, so we should make a comprehensive analysis when comparing them.

The third paragraph is the last paragraph of Beethoven's biography, which is the summary of this part. Beethoven's greatness lies not only in that he is the most outstanding musician, but also in that his music is written for the suffering people. He restrained his pain, but he comforted people with the happiness he bought from his pain and gave them courage and strength. This passage summarizes the essence of Beethoven's music.

"My physical strength and intelligence have increased than ever before ... my youth, yes, I feel that my youth has just begun. I have vaguely seen the goal ahead, although it is not clear, but it is getting closer every day ... ah! If I can get rid of this disease, I will embrace the whole world! ..... I didn't know there was rest besides sleeping. Unfortunately, I have to spend more time sleeping. I hope I can get rid of the disease, even if it is half! ..... no, I can't stand it. I will hold my destiny by the throat, and it will never make me completely yield. Oh, if only I could live thousands of times! " -"The Biography of Beethoven"

Ludwig van Beethoven, the greatest musician of German classicism, is such an unfortunate and strong man: he began to be deaf in his youth. What could be more unfortunate for a person who lives by music? Who can imagine his feelings and pain in the long torture? God is cruel. He gave Beethoven the best music, but deprived him of the right to enjoy it. He can't hear his own music. While people are enjoying the happiness brought by his music, he has to endure the silent torture alone! And it is this man who wrote so much music, and it is often joyful music-the joy that emanates from the sky and spreads to people's hearts! He grasped the fate by the throat. Every work of his is the result of hard struggle and a symbol of victory.

An unfortunate person, caused by poverty, disability, loneliness and pain, created joy for the world instead of joy for him! He used suffering to shape happiness, as if explained by that grandiloquence, which can sum up his life and become the motto of all heroes: "Only suffering can make you happy!" "

"He is very lonely. -He hates people and is hated by others. He does, but nobody loves him. People respect and fear him. Finally, he aroused people's religious reverence. He is ahead of his time. So, he calmed down a little. He looks at people from above, and people look at him from below. He is always single. He never rests, and he can't taste the gentleness that even the meanest person can enjoy. He has never slept in another person's gentle arms for a minute in his life. He has never been loved by a woman. In this desert-like world, only Victoria Colona's friendship has ever shone with pure and cold stars. It was dark around, and only his fiery thoughts-his desires and crazy dreams-flew by. Beethoven had never experienced such a dark night. Because this night is in Michelangelo's heart. Beethoven's grief and indignation is the fault of society, but he was born happy and longed for happiness. Michelangelo, on the other hand, is melancholy and frightening, which makes people instinctively avoid him. He created a blank around himself. " -Biography of Michelangelo

Beethoven's pain comes from pain, and Michelangelo's pain comes from his contradictory soul: he is neither disabled nor poor. He comes from a noble family, a noble family in Florence. He received a good education from an early age and has a high cultural accomplishment and artistic foundation. However, his motherland was devastated, foreign enemies invaded, people were enslaved, and his hard work was destroyed again and again by war. He is rich, and every time he finishes a work, he will get a large reward, but he lives like a pauper, eating only bread and drinking only a few hours' sleep every day. He lived an amazing life, longed for love all his life, and wrote a lot of fiery and pure sonnets, but he was unmarried and lonely all his life. His family never gave him any warmth, and always squeezed his money again and again, using his reputation to show off everywhere, but his deep-rooted family concept and the idea of glorifying his ancestors made him generous; He is arrogant. He insisted on his own independent viewpoint in art and even fell out with the Pope, but he was weak and ridiculous. He always chooses to compromise and surrender at critical moments, and makes all kinds of absurd actions that are inconsistent with his reputation. His artistic talent is amazing and ambitious, and he has created amazing masterpieces such as David, Slave and Moses, but he still has to work hard for the Pope. The task was not completed yet, and a new task was urging him, so the greatest work he planned was abandoned halfway. He has been overworked all his life, and at the same time he has to endure inner condemnation for those unfinished works; In his later years, he became the last master of art in the Renaissance. People respect him like they respect God. No one dares to challenge his authority, but he is more and more pious and nervous before God.

Despite Michelangelo's shortcomings, he failed to realize his greatest plan, but no one can deny that his art represents the great humanistic spirit of the Renaissance. From David, we can see people's ideals, dignity and will. From Moses and Slaves, we can see the struggle between man and fate ... Michelangelo created God, but he showed reality.

"His face has a fixed feature that will be engraved in human memory forever. There are two slightly curved wrinkles on the broad forehead, white eyebrows are unusually thick, and a beard of loyal elders reminds people of the statue of Moses in Dijon. The old face became calm and gentle, leaving traces of illness, sadness and kindness. How much he has changed from being rough and bold at the age of twenty to being cautious and serious when he joined the army! But the bright eyes are still sharp and deep, straightforward and straightforward, but smart and discerning. " -Tolstoy Biography

The situation in lev tolstoy is completely different. He comes from a well-known family, enjoys a superior position and is well-fed and well-fed. He is healthy, happily married and has a loving wife and children. His literary talent is very high, and every work has received rave reviews. He is a towering literary peak. He not only showed readers a broad picture of modern Russian history, but also wrote a wonderful book about the soul of the Russian nation. He created vivid characters, each of which made people nod and say, "Yes, Russians are like this." In a word, he is a man who seems to have everything, but his pain is just born from this. He is kind by nature and compassionate to others. He feels calm about the miserable situation of the urban poor, numb and miserable about the poor life of farmers, guilty about his material wealth and rich life, and distressed that he can't bear to get rid of the shackles of his family and live an ascetic life ... In short, his spirit of fraternity makes him unable to stand the pain of others. He longs for world harmony and people's prosperity. He hopes that all people can live a happy and peaceful life. In order to realize his ideal, he first changed his living condition and let himself live and work with farmers. He carried out reforms in his own manor, liberated serfs and distributed land to tenant farmers. He preached "religion of love", advocated "no violence against violence" and even suggested that "the enemy hits you in the left face and sticks out the right face". In his later years, his thoughts even intensified, and he even planned to.

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Everything makes him uneasy; His family also laughed at this eternal uneasiness. As he said, he lives in "a state of sadness or madness". After a long time of pain, he likes pain, and he finds a painful pleasure:

"The more painful I am, the happier I am."

For him, everything has become a painful topic, even love, even kindness.

"My happiness is sadness."

No one is less close to happiness and more inclined to pain than he is. It is what he sees and feels in the boundless universe. All the pessimism in the world is contained in this desperate cry and this extremely crazy statement.

"Ten million times of joy is not worth a pain! ……"

"His fierce strength almost separated him from the crowd."

He's lonely. He hates people; He was also hated. His lover; He is unloved. People respect and fear him. In his later years, he aroused people's respect for religion. He threatened his time. At this time, he calmed down a little. He looks at people from above, and people look at him from below. He has never rested, and he has never experienced the gentleness that the meanest creature can enjoy-that is, he can sleep for a minute in the caress of others in his life. A woman's love is beyond his power. In this desert sky, only Corinna's cool and pure friendship shines like a star in an instant. It was dark all around, and his thoughts whirled violently in the darkness like a meteor, and his thoughts and dreams echoed in it. Beethoven's melancholy is the fault of mankind; He is happy by nature. He wants to be happy. Michelangelo, however, was depressed and frightening, and everyone instinctively avoided him. He created a blank around himself.

It's nothing. The worst thing is not loneliness, but being alone with yourself, not living with yourself, not being your own master, denying yourself, fighting with yourself and destroying yourself. His soul always deceives his genius. People often say that he has a fate of "opposing himself", which prevents him from realizing any great plan. This fate is himself. The key to his misfortune is enough to illustrate the tragedy of his life. The key that people least see or can't see is the lack of will and cowardice.

-Biography of Michelangelo