One Mid-Autumn Festival night, A Bing Jr. followed his master to the spring to enjoy the moon. The moonlight on the water was like silver, and Master listened to the sound of spring water quietly. Suddenly, he asked little A Bing, "What do you hear?" Little A Bing shook his head, because he heard nothing but the sound of running water. The master said, "You are still young. When you grow up, you will hear many wonderful voices from the flowing water of Er Quan. " A Bing Jr. looked at his master's weather-beaten face and nodded wisely.
More than ten years have passed, Master has passed away, and A Bing has lost his sight due to eye diseases. He wears sunglasses all day, plays the Hu Qin and leads an artist's life. However, the poverty of life and the torture of illness can't extinguish A Bing's love for music and his desire for light. How he hopes to live a stable and happy life one day!
Another Mid-Autumn Festival night, A Bing came to Er Quan with the help of man next door. The moonlight is like water, and the still shadow is heavy, but A Bing can't see it anymore. Only the gurgling sound of running water lingered in his ears. He remembered what Master had said and his rough experience. Gradually, gradually, he seemed to hear a deep sigh, a sad cry, an angry talk and a stubborn cry. ...
Listen, listen, A Bing's heart is shaking. He couldn't help but pick up the erhu, trying to pour out his accumulated feelings to the moonlit night through the sound of the piano. His fingers kept sliding on the strings, and running water and moonlight turned into touching notes, flowing out from the strings. At first, the sound of the piano was euphemistic and continuous, like a mountain spring winding out of the valley and flowing slowly. A Bing seems to appreciate the beautiful scenery of Huishan Er Quan, miss the teacher who was so kind to him and think about his life path. With the ups and downs of melody, music enters a climax. It expresses the struggle against fate and infinite yearning for a better future with overwhelming power. Moonlight shines on the water, water waves reflect the moon, and music reverberates in Er Quan for a long time, soothing and ups and downs, quiet and stirring. A Bing used this touching piano sound to tell people that he loved the music that supported him through his miserable life, his beautiful and rich hometown, his clear spring in Huishan, and his moonlight shining on the clear spring. ...
In this way, an immortal piece of music was born-this is Erhu music named "Two Springs Reflecting the Moon" after being sorted out by later generations. For decades, this piece of music has been deeply loved by the people and enjoyed a high reputation in the international music industry.