brief introduction:

In my mind’s eye is always a scene – an evening twilight at the school music building during perhaps my tumultuous final year of high school. On the top floor of the music building, in one of the practice rooms, a girl plays her violin against the backdrop of the setting sun; she creates beautiful melodies that encapsulate all joys and sorrows alike. I hope you could hear this music.,If there were to be any book and afterword beyond this, then "The Great Nirvana" as a whole would serve as an afterword written for everyone.,I very much like what a friend once said about me, that my Cloud Qing 'youth' bursts forth like a gush of melodrama. Yes, to see what someone lacks, just look at what they boast about. Therefore, sometimes we need such melodrama because we are losing it.。

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