Writers and critics such as Yu Hua, Su Tong, and Cheng Yongxin not only explore the infinite possibilities of art, but also look for commonalities between the two.They firmly believe that music and literature are as closely connected as twin brothers, whether in terms of artistic ideas, structural organization or means of expression.

Yu Hua, with his unique insight and profound literary attainments, leads the audience into the inner worlds of music masters and literary giants.He talked about how Tchaikovsky's melodies tell the joys and sorrows of human nature like novels, and how the jumping notes on Rubinstein's keyboard interpret the joys and sorrows of life.Under Yu Hua's interpretation, Bach's polyphonic music, Tolstoy's narrative novels, Rachmaninov's soulful melodies, and Shostakovich's sad elegy all seemed to have become visual literary pictures, touching people.touch the hearts of every listener.

Su Tong, with his delicate brushwork and keen observation, embarked on a magical journey of plant discovery with Alai on Dong'ao Island.Using plants as a medium, they shared the mysteries of nature hidden in literature.Su Tong said that nature is not only a source of inspiration for literary creation, but also an important carrier of emotional sustenance and philosophical thinking for writers.In his works, readers can feel the vitality and vitality of nature, as well as the beautiful vision of harmonious coexistence between man and nature.

Cheng Yongxin discussed the relationship between literature and music from a more macro perspective.He believes that appreciating symphony music is actually similar to reading literary works.Music tells stories through melody, rhythm and notes, while words depict the normality of people in life in a clearer and more accurate way.Although the two are different in form, they are surprisingly similar in narrative techniques, emotional expression, and touching of the soul.