Who plays violin music in Pan Ting, Thailand? Come on, everybody, 3Q.

I don't know that little girl either, but this advertisement is really shocking and touching ~ Pachelbel (author of Cannon), German. When he was 10 years old, the war made him an orphan. Wandering in England, adopted by a pianist who plays the piano in a small English village every day. Since then, he has listened to his singing and learned to play the piano every day. In the town next to them, there is a girl named Barbara Gable, whose family is rich and powerful. Barbara Gable is also the most beautiful girl in town. She has fallen in love with Pacser Bell since she went to church to listen to his music. Many rich people came to Barbara Gable's house to propose marriage, but they were all rejected, because Barbara Gable only liked Pacser Bell. But girls are shy. Barbara Gable, who has been spoiled since childhood, has been afraid to confess to Pacser Bell. Later, Barbara Gable found a reason to study piano in Pacser Bell. She told Pacser Bell that she loved music and wanted to learn from her teacher. Pacser Bell happily accepted the apprentice. But Barbara Gable's purpose is not to play the piano, so she hardly spends her experience on the piano, which has been scolded by Pacser Bell many times. Barbara Gable was wronged, but she followed Pacser Bell all the time, hoping that Pacser Bell would understand her mind. Finally, one day, Pacser Bell said to Barbara Gable, "Go ahead, you are really not fit to play the piano. And you don't like the piano. " Barbara Gable said to herself, "Don't say I can't! Pacser Bell. Be sure to play the piano well when you go back. I will get the first place in the local piano after half a year! " Women's piano competition is held every year in this town. ) Barbara Gable has been practicing every day for six months. When she was hungry, she asked the servants at home to send some food. When she is sleepy, she sleeps on her stomach for a while. Half a year passed quickly, and Barbara Gable took part in the competition and really won the prize. Barbara Gable wanted to take this trophy to Pacser Bell and show her love to him, but when she went to Pacser Bell, Pacser Bell was gone. There was a war at that time, and Pacser Bell was recruited to fight. When Barbara Gable knew about it, she said, "Well, I'll wait for him to come back." In this way, Barbara Gable waited for Pacser Bell for more than three years. During this period, the village chief's son took a fancy to Barbara Gable. Knowing that Barbara Gable had a heart, the son of the village chief sent a broken body back from the front, saying it was Pacser Bell. Pacser Bell has no parents or relatives, and no one can testify. Barbara Gable believed that Pacser Bell was really dead and cried on Pacser Bell's body for three days and three nights. At that time, the village chief's son bought many gifts and asked Barbara Gable to propose, but Barbara Gable ignored them. Three days later, in the church where Pacser Bell taught Barbara Gable piano, Barbara Gable cut her wrist and committed suicide. Half a year after Barbara Gable left, Pacser Bell found that he lost a lot of happiness without Barbara Gable. In fact, many things have been lost before he knows how to cherish them. Pacser Bell found herself unconsciously in love with Barbara Gable after Barbara Gable left, but she didn't study hard enough and buried her love. At that time, he was going to write a song as a gift to propose to Barbara Gable. At that time, he finished writing Canon's 1/3. He was recruited to fight. During the war, he narrowly escaped death many times. Whenever he feels sick, he thinks of Barbara Gable and the days when he taught her to play the piano ... that time is really hard to forget. After that, he finished the remaining two-thirds of the Cannon. Two months after Barbara Gable committed suicide, Pacser Bell returned to the village. When he learned the story of Barbara Gable and what she had done for himself from the villagers, he roared and burst into tears. He found Barbara Gable's family and asked where she was buried now. Her family refused to tell Pacser Bell. The next week, Pacser Bell gathered everyone from their village and Barbara Gable's village. He sat in front of the piano, holding back his tears, and the gun went off with a bang.