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Intoxicated by "Between Mountains and Waters"
Under the night sky of Wuhan, countless flashing lights are flashing, like a bright ocean under the starry sky. On the stage, Xu Song stood quietly in the center of the limelight, and the song "Between Mountains and Waters" slowly unfolded, and the singing penetrated every soul.
The audience follows every beat, every note, as if floating in an illusory world constructed by music. With a straight back and gently swaying fingers, every drop of sound is like a freeze-frame in time, which makes people intoxicated.
On the big screen, the falling flowers are like rain, the stage is transformed into an endless lake, and Xu Song is transformed into a flat boat, singing songs about time, about memories, and about love.
Fans are immersed in the scene, forgetting the hustle and bustle of the world, and just want to stay in this moment.
The story in the playlist
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Music is a container of time, carrying bits and pieces of the past. Every time a familiar melody sounded in the headphones, it was like opening a dusty diary, and pages of yellowed memories jumped in front of me.
At the concert scene, when the prelude of "Broken Bridge and Remnant Snow" sounded, it was like opening Pandora's box, allowing all emotions to be released instantly.
Fans spontaneously follow the beat of the music, maybe a little incongruous, maybe a little out of tune, but that's the charm of the scene, everyone is a participant in the story, everyone is a co-narrator of the song.
And the controversy on the Internet seems to have become part of the song, some blame the subtitles on the screen, some ridicule it as a "fake fan", and some laugh that Xu Song is quietly changing the accompaniment.
Each comment is like a story in a playlist, and each story has its own emotional overtones.
Absentees from concerts
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At Xu Song's concert, every audience present was lucky, but there were still so many fans who failed to get their wish for various reasons.
They expressed their desire for tickets, their yearning for the scene, and the heartbreak of missing the scene on social platforms. Unlike the intoxication and carnival of the scene, their world is full of "ifs" and "buts".
Some people flick words on the keyboard, trying to find something that can replace the live experience. Voting became the only way they could participate, and they silently supported in front of the screen, although they could not be in it, but their hearts were with the notes.
On the Internet, the comments of this part of the people are full of regret and expectations, and they use funny and self-deprecation to alleviate the unwillingness in their hearts, and build a virtual support team with other netizens.
A smile under the shutter
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When Xu Song smiled on the stage, all the shutters were frozen at this moment. At the concert, every smile is no longer a simple expression, it represents the eternity of a moment, the imprint of a memory.
Some viewers recorded this moment with their cameras, while others felt the sincerity with their hearts. Countless fans have connected with Xu Song through the lens, and whether this heartbeat is short-lived or long-lasting, it has been given different meanings.
On social media, these images have become a hot topic of sharing, and each photo has a different story and emotion behind it.
Netizens are exchanging their feelings with each other in the comment area, or sharing the heart-warming moments they have taken, and everyone is using their own way to continue the afterglow of this concert.
Fake fan or master of variations?
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In the midst of a frenzied chorus, there was a beat-by-beat vignette, and the chorus at the concert site sparked heated discussions on the Internet because of the slightest incongruity.
Some people accuse it of being a "fake fan", but others argue that it is another understanding of music, and Xu Song is smiling in response, as if to say that music is free and everyone can have their own beat.
The comments section on social media has become a battleground for debate, with every keyboardist turned into a music critic, some hilariously joining the debate, others seriously analyzing.
This interesting discussion not only gave people a deeper understanding of the music, but also added a touch of interactive interest to the concert.
So, do you think this is the fan's unprofessionalism, or is Xu Song another clever change in the breath of music? Come and join the discussion and share your thoughts!