There was a strange power burning in his eyes, which shocked everyone who saw him; But most people can't tell their nuances. Because on the brown and tragic face, these eyes emit a wild light, so everyone always thinks it is black; It's actually gray-blue.
Usually small and deep, the time of excitement or anger only opens and rotates in the eyes, which wonderfully reflects their true thoughts.
He often stares at the sky with melancholy eyes. The wide nose is short and square, but it is actually like a lion. A delicate mouth, but the lower lip tends to protrude forward more than the upper lip. The gums are very strong, as if they can break walnuts.
His smile is beautiful, and there is often a lovely and pleasant atmosphere between conversations. On the other hand, his smile is unpleasant, rude, ugly and short-lived.
His usual expression is melancholy, showing an "incurable sadness".
Beethoven in this painting looks very young and seems to be under his age. He is thin and straight, his head and neck are stiff with a high collar, and he has arrogant and nervous eyes.
Lion-like face, clenched teeth on the bed, depicts wrinkles of anger and pain, but the most obvious character is his will, Napoleon-like will in his early years: "It's a pity that I am not as good at war as I am at music!" " Or I'll beat him! " .
Beethoven has been circulated for hundreds of times, and the most popular one is this thin book written by romain rolland, which left other schools and became his own. He won with the spirit of macro presentation, instead of indulging in numerous details. With the progress of science and technology and the richness of material, the living conditions of human beings are becoming more and more comfortable. Beethoven's spirit of "grasping the throat of fate" as his lifestyle has been slightly broadened. However, life will not always be smooth sailing, setbacks and troubles still need us to face up to life problems, so we can still feel something from Beethoven's example.
Zhu Dongrun, a literary historian, recommended romain rolland's Biography of Beethoven as one of the three great biographies in the world, which is a good book worth reading.
He hides in his inner world, isolated from the world, and can only find some comfort in nature. Trevor T. Brunswick said, "Nature is his only confidant." This became his refuge. Charlie Nader met him at 18 15. He said that he had never seen anyone who loved flowers, clouds and nature so much ... It seemed that he was born to live. Beethoven wrote, "No one in the world loves the fields as much as I do … I love a tree more than a person …" When he was in Vienna, he walked around the city wall every day. In the country, from morning till night, he walks outside alone, without a hat, facing the sun and the wind and rain. "Almighty God! I am happy in the forest, I am happy in the forest, and every tree conveys your voice. Oh, dear! How amazing! In these Woods, on these hills, there is peace, and peace is at your disposal. "
Beethoven was deaf for more than 20 years before his death, and he usually hoped that his ears would recover day and night. At the last moment of his life, he said intermittently, "You can hear it when you get to heaven." All the people waiting at the bedside were in tears.