After learning the guzheng for a long time, you will find that some things that seem obvious are not so! For example, these 10 sentences can only be understood by experienced guzheng people.

1. Sheet music looks complicated, often not the hardest. It looks simple, but it can be difficult.
2. Playing fast is not difficult, playing slow is more difficult than playing fast.
3. Strong is not difficult, weak is more difficult than strong.
4. Each sound is very strong, not necessarily really strong; there are strong and weak, and the combination may be stronger.
5. A long piece is difficult for a long piece, and a short piece is also difficult for a short piece. It is not that long pieces are difficult, but short pieces are easy.
6. Exaggerate what should be exaggerated, exaggerate what should not be done, and know how to choose and choose.
7. It’s enough to have a general understanding of the creative background. Don’t take it too seriously. The songs written by the composers are not necessarily the interpretations in the music introductions. What you see now may also be misinterpretations imposed by others on the works.
8. No matter what the song is, the rhythm really matters!
9. If you really don't like it, don't study it. If you really like it, don't be afraid, don't give up! Play it slowly.
10. If you don't practice well, you must stop and keep practicing! If you don't practice well like this, then you might as well just let it go. After a while, it may be possible to play it again.