Chapter 72 Peerless Beauty_4

Jiang Li said, "But she lacks a musical heart."

"Musical heart?" Liu Xu was startled.

"When 'Wild Geese Descending on the Sandbank' is played to the end, the composer expresses a realization that the ways of the world are dangerous and not as simple as the nature of wild geese. Once settled, the sand is flat and the water distant – the mind is content and at ease, friendships are without suspicion, and males and females communicate freely. The music is serene and beautiful, extending gently, with stillness in motion and motion in stillness, both action and quietude are suitable, and the posture is light," Jiang Li explained. "But because Jiang Youyao's musical heart lacks a bit of 'indifference,' her zither music also lacks a touch of 'lightness.'"

Liu Xu listened intently to Jiang Li's words.