Three articles about celebrity biographies, 500-word excerpts and 200 comments.

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.

In the second paragraph, Beethoven wrote about 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.