Pianist Lang Lang, 1982 was born in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, and began to learn piano at the age of 3. At the age of 9, 1 1 won the first place in the national piano competition, at the age of 13 won the first place in the 4th German Youth International Piano Competition, and at the age of 17 won the first place in the 2nd Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky International Young Musicians Competition. Enter the famous Curtis Institute of Music in America for further study. Three months later, he signed a contract with the famous American cultural and sports economic company IMG 1999. At the lavinia Music Festival in Chicago, he became famous as an emergency substitute for sick pianist Andre Watts. At present, it has cooperated with world-class symphony orchestras and toured the world nearly 150 times a year. He is the most famous pianist in the world in recent years. (Lang Lang 1982, now living in the United States, was born in an ordinary family in Shenyang. My father, Lang Guoren, is an erhu player in the army art troupe, and my mother is an ordinary public official. Like many parents who want their children to succeed, Lang Lang began to learn piano at the age of 3 under the arrangement of his parents. ) Was it because of your interest or your parents' plan at first? Lang Lang: They bought me a piano anyway. There must be some conspiracy. Can't say conspiracy, conspiracy, anyway, I like the piano,//I like playing since I was a child, I am eager, I am very eager. How did you feel when you first accepted the piano? Lang Lang: I'm watching Tom and Jerry, playing the piano, watching cartoons and watching music. I was stunned by the cat's hand. I just want to play the piano. I am just like that cat. Wait until they are clearly cultivated into your future, should it be very strict and boring? Do you accept it? Lang Lang: That's boring. Must be very strict. Lang Lang: I want to be a pianist, and I have to accept it because I want to be a pianist. I know this very well. I like the piano. I tell you, I have a special desire, which is a strong desire. So my dad told me that if you want to be a pianist, you have to practice the piano and those boring songs. If you don't want to be a pianist, don't practice. Always slip away with this sentence, is that still true? Still want it. That's good. After practicing this, I can play music soon, which is really useful. //I practiced etudes for a while, so I practiced that tune. I never follow a complete outline, so I don't want to act. Very annoying. I've been practicing this for a while, but I don't feel like I've practiced it. I feel terrible. Practice a few more times. After hard training, Lang Lang made rapid progress. At the age of 5, he won the first prize in Shenyang Piano Competition. With the continuous improvement of Lang Lang's piano level, his father Lang Guoren decided to let Lang Lang enter the primary school affiliated to the Central Conservatory of Music. In order to accompany his son to study in Beijing, 1992, Lang Guoren quietly resigned from public office and came to Beijing with Lang Lang. When I first arrived in Beijing, my father and son rented in a relatively cheap residential building. Lang Guoren, who has always believed in Lang Lang's musical talent, also found the best music teacher for his son at the Central Conservatory of Music. But after several running-in, the teacher and they have different views on the future development of Lang Lang. Did I discuss it with you when your father resigned? Lang Lang: He didn't tell me that he resigned. He told me that he had been transferred to Beijing now. I said you were working. After he came to Beijing, I felt cheated. He didn't go to work and stayed at home all day. I said why don't you go to work. You didn't transfer to Beijing. You don't know that Shenyang's office is fine. You're just chatting. Colleagues said they would come back every day. He said that he went to school every day. I believed him, too Lang Lang: I was once scolded by my teacher as a piano teacher, saying that I was incompetent and slow to reflect. Playing the piano is like a potato of the northeast race, a spiritual image of hitting, smashing and robbing. It feels a little bushido. He asked me if I had never seen beating, smashing and looting during the Cultural Revolution. I said I didn't know what beating, smashing and looting meant, and I went to the Cultural Revolution without a result in one class. Finally, if you have a glass of friedensreich hundertwasser, you'd better stop playing the piano. Central Conservatory of Music is not for you. You're not there yet. You should go to secondary and higher schools to study. Then, after that, he kicked me out. He didn't kick me out like a football, that is, he didn't teach me. I backed out at that time. //I won't play, what crap, piano, bushido, etc? Why do you play the piano? You have to grow potatoes because of this. Lang Lang: My father was very restless. At that time, I felt very angry with him. I don't even want to forgive him. He is so irrational. Lang Lang: He also resigned at that time. He felt ashamed. He is too proud. I just thought that other colleagues' children passed the special training, but I failed and was kicked by the teacher. I used to be the best piano player in Shenyang, and I feel very ashamed. //Of course, I won't choose to take medicine. I said, why take medicine? Go to hell, let the teacher die, and I won't die. I did not make a mistake. I used to practice very well, and he said no, so I switched careers and stopped playing. I am not an idiot. I can do other things. At that time, I was young and learned everything. Lang Lang: Of course he believed that I was talented, but he couldn't say how talented I was at that time. I was called an idiot by my teacher all day. What did you say?/Sorry? What is this? He said I was talented and the teacher called me an idiot. Is it true?/You don't say. //I said I couldn't play, and the piano was too painful for me. Besides quarreling with my dad and being scolded by the teacher all day, I still can't see my mother. //Who suffered such mental stress? I said I wouldn't fight, and he later said I wouldn't fight, and he calmed down and wouldn't let me take medicine. Then we got into a fight, and then I stopped eating. My dad, I just don't want to do this. Reporter: What kept you going? Lang Lang: I think I am good at playing the piano. Someone applauded me. Those students also said it was the best, the best. Those old teachers all said it was great. I have never seen such a talented person. These nice people went home and told my dad that I wanted to play the piano. (Commentary: This incident left a deep impression on the father and son. They are determined to make a name for themselves in Beijing. 1993, Lang Lang was admitted to the primary school affiliated to the Central Conservatory of Music with excellent results. 1994, Lang Guoren borrowed money everywhere and sent Lang Lang to Germany to participate in the 4th International Youth Piano Competition at his own expense. When 12-year-old Lang Lang finally won the first prize in this international competition, Lang Guoren, who had passed the age of no doubt, quietly shed tears. I feel that without your father, there would be no Lang Lang. Lang Lang: I don't think you can put it another way. You don't have to do everything in that crazy feeling. This is dangerous, very dangerous. Let me tell you an example. A parent slapped his daughter 400 times. Listen to her daughter. I really admire her. I thanked my father for giving me 400 slaps and making me fall in love with the piano. Will it? I don't think it's possible. I don't think I will fall in love with the piano because he slapped me 400 times. These are all radicals, and I think it's horrible. If the number of parents is doubled or tripled on the basis of my father, it will attract great attention and the society will also pay attention to it. This is not normal. How should parents grasp this degree and treat their children correctly? Lang Lang: All parents want their children to be faster than others. All parents think so, and they all think their children are a little special. This is his child, and my father is no exception. Lang Lang: If I fail today, everyone thinks (he) is wrong. If I succeed today, everyone thinks (he) is right. But on the whole, 90% of my dad's things are right. My mother does a lot and often relieves my stress. I can't do it without my mother's decompression. My father is too direct. Lang Lang: My mother is like my friend. She can keep me normal. My dad can do it in his career, but not in life. //and my mother grew up in ideological education and culture class. My dad, you ask him how to do this math problem and how to analyze this language. Then you, that's just, that's terrible. Why not? He can't solve the problem He can only say, why can't you? He must rely on you first, not to mention cooking. That's for sure. How's it going? Are you satisfied? We all need to refuel. You put all the dots in. Do you want to regard Lang Lang as an idol?