No one can match him in the next thirty years!

The students were confused. Isn't it just Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zhi, Yu? What special order could there be?

After waiting a while and seeing no reaction, Professor Wang Heng had no choice but to continue:

"Yes, generally, songs use this order: Gong equals 1 (Do), Shang equals 2 (Re), Jiao equals 3 (Mi), Zhi equals 5 (Sol), Yu equals 6 (La).

But Nan Ye, this little genius, doesn't do that.

He reversed it. The first line is 65321, so it corresponds to Yu, Zhi, Jiao, Shang, Gong.

The effect created this way is actually very wonderful.

On this piece, Nan Ye has given us a great demonstration.

The five notes of Great Xia don't need to follow the rules.

Each note of the pentatonic scale can serve as the tonic, forming different modes such as the Gong mode, Shang mode, Jiao mode, Zhi mode, and Yu mode.

Reversing the five notes like this can bring a different kind of auditory experience, making the music more varied and layered.

Perhaps someone will find fault and say that the melody of this song is simple and easy to play, just the five notes circling back and forth.

Then I will only say one thing: Here, take a pen!

See if you can use the five notes to create such a piece that embodies 'great music is simple'?"

Professor Wang Heng's final rant amused everyone.

Yes, many people always like to put themselves in the position of god.

They haven't done anything, yet they always like to criticize freely.

Facts prove that the more capable a person is, the more low-key he is, because he knows that learning has no end.

And those who rant wildly on their keyboards are actually mostly people whose lives are unsatisfactory.

Full of resentment, how could anything they say be good?

Since we're talking about the five notes, Professor Wang Heng naturally has some points to cover:

"Let me add something here. Everyone knows there's a type of musical notation from the Tang Dynasty called Gongche notation.

In fact, it uses 'He, Si, Yi, Chi, Gong' to represent the five notes.

Of course, it's good for you to know this. If any of you can really reach the point of deciphering Gongche notation in the future.

Then you must already have a bit of fame.

...

Next, let's talk about the lyrics.

Oh right, Leap, play the screen recording from before again, I haven't memorized all the lyrics!"

Leap clenched his teeth, his forehead full of black lines, his face twitching!

You haven't even memorized all the lyrics, and you're lecturing students?

Old man, do you have to be so outrageous!

Really, I think we should switch names.

The world knows of me, Leap, but how can they not know that my Master MiyaI Ichiro is even more outrageous!

Following the screen recording, Professor Wang Heng wrote the lyrics on the blackboard:

"Let's all take a look.

'""laughing in the sea""... only remember today.'

Seeing this, doesn't it resemble a newly debuted martial artist?

Like all young people, full of vigorous energy.

There is a sharpness that says the truly great figures are to be seen today.

What he sees in his eyes is the sea, the sea is vast, and he wants to conquer this sea.

'The sky laughs... heaven knows.'

Looking at this line again, this martial artist has experienced all sorts of things in the world, seen great storms and waves, and also seen the vast sky, which is even wider than the sea.

At this time, the martial arts world is in chaos, everyone covets the leader's throne and the most powerful martial arts manuals.

Everyone wants to fight for the title of number one under heaven.

How can they not know that when experts spar, the difference is only minute?

No one is sure who is slightly more powerful.

'The mountains and rivers laugh,... how many beauties in the mundane world.'

By this point, it's clear that he is tired.

Whether it's first or second, it's just empty fame, what's the difference?

Those deceitful schemes for power, those life-and-death struggles.

It's better to just let go.

Nothing compares to these misty mountains and rivers, this carefree freedom.

'The clear breeze laughs... only a lapel full of heroic spirit remains in the evening glow.'

Having left this bloody martial arts world for decades.

Watching former rivals and friends still fighting and dying one by one.

Only helplessness remains!

Old and alone, no one could tell that he was one of the top martial artists back then.

'The common people laugh... the heroic spirit is still laughing foolishly,'

later, when he heard that the martial arts world was in crisis and the common people were suffering, he couldn't continue living this carefree life. He knew that if he didn't act, the world would only get worse.

Since that's the case, let's re-enter the martial arts world!

He seemed to return to his younger self, drinking and singing with the younger generation, saving the world and eliminating evil.

Perhaps this is the true meaning of a great martial artist.

Until the final "La la la..." part.

That is the last scene this martial artist saw.

His life, in fact, never left the martial arts world.

But those days of singing loudly were worth him laughing wildly at the sea, at the mountains and rivers...

After talking so much, what I actually want to say is: To appreciate the music without appreciating the lyrics is like a lost pearl in the vast sea, a pity!

Perhaps future generations will remember the melody of this song more than the lyrics.

How can they not know that the lyrics are equally classic!

The lyrics aren't many words, but they directly convey the martial arts world and the life of a martial artist.

The combination of lyrics and music is the true brilliance of this song.

It can depict the martial arts world without resorting to violence, just through talking and laughing.

There are no flashing swords and shadows, no romantic entanglements.

Yet it elevates the martial arts world to a whole new realm.

Its profound meaning is probably unmatched for the next thirty years, only to be looked up to like a high mountain!"

Professor Wang Heng's final evaluation was undoubtedly high.

When the students uploaded this video online, it indeed attracted a crowd:

[Professor Wang is indeed a professional reviewer of Nan Ye's songs, but I love listening to him, he really explains it well!]

[Depicting the martial arts world without resorting to violence, I agree with this point.]

[Unmatched for the next thirty years, isn't that a bit exaggerated?!]

[Exaggerated? I think it's possible, but this needs time to verify.]

later, when Nan Ye saw this video, he couldn't help but give Professor Wang Heng a thumbs up.

This song was released in 1990.

By the time he transmigrated, it had been a full 30 years.

What was the result?

When talking about the martial arts world, you have to listen to """laughing in the sea""".

That's right, this saying is still around!

So this Professor Wang is simply a prophet!

It's a pity, though, that this world has the Four Great Classical Novels, but not "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer".

The scene where Qu Yang and Liu Zhengfeng, these two famous figures, sang loudly on the boat.

Cannot be recreated in this world.

It's a bit of a shame!

...

After performing this piece, more and more passersby gathered, at least over a thousand people.

But Nan Ye wasn't surprised at all.

If this song couldn't do it, then not many songs could.

Looking at the emotional value again, wow, from the remaining 1 billion, it has now soared to 5 billion.

Excellent!

No, not good!

It's not enough!

Tong Zi has actually used up 7 billion.

Nan Ye himself didn't expect that he would end up raising a super-rich system.

Forget it, let's just take it one step at a time!

"I'm hungry, let's go find something to eat!"

Nan Ye called out to North Dust and Wang Xuan, and the three of them plunged into the snack street.

As for here, aren't there still so many eager performers!

No need to rush, it won't be too late to come back when it's time for the last ensemble piece they practiced...

(PS: It seems like Qixi today, wishing everyone finds a partner!)