Mr Li has a new book published, a book written by other regarding his views on musics
and other's views on his musics. Demonstrated in a sequence time line from his childhood
to 18 adult.(that's where I stopped last night)

I was thinking to finished it in bookstore during lunch hour, trying to aviod being dejected
by other's glorious if I did not take the book to my shelf. But I was too interested by the chapter
on Steinway & Sons. The scene he started playing in a Germen craftsman workshop with so many
highly profession technicians and so many raw and unfinished pianos sitting around as audience.
It seems the unfinished pianos would start to tune themselves when the room was occupied by
his musics. It seems all the raw pianos sitting at the same room would perform better since thereafter.

He got many bronze metals to reach the golden. And the gold he never aimed himself to was awarded to
him after 15 years' vacancy. He works on the pieces, trying to communicate with the composer and talk
with the music to sing in piano. This was his origin aim.

It seems I understand why I always not trying to aim myself. Because it used to be the origin aim.

QUOTE Jihaku
First of all, there are things that you believe you can do yourself. Things that you think
you want to do. If you think you can do them, you prepare yourself for it and then you do it.
If you can do everything, then go ahead and do it all.

Though it's no harm if I don't have...