Having figured this out, Lu Jiuning's mind calmed down, and he began to listen attentively.

Bei Chen placed his left hand on the piano keys, announcing the start of a piece.

The 10-second intro, performed entirely with the left hand, already captures the essence of the song.

This prelude has a strong sense of rhythm, light and cheerful yet with a somber tone, and a hint of bitterness.

Just like the first sip of lemon black tea, it has a sweet and sour taste at first, but there is a subtle bitterness hidden in this taste.

Its rich flavor, just like this overture, doesn't have too many complicated melodies, but it makes you reluctant to leave once you start listening.

It's neither a melancholic melody nor a hypnotic tune; it's more like a genre of its own.

In just 10 seconds, it had already captivated the people on site and the viewers in the live broadcast room.

This kind of light and refreshing prelude seems to be more popular with everyone.

Even a renowned pianist like Beiheshan was immediately impressed, and his left hand unconsciously began to move in the air in sync with the melody.

With the addition of his right hand, Bei Chen's attention became even more focused.

Next, you'll encounter some staccato techniques.

Staccato makes the music sound lighter and more lively. When playing it, there should be no hesitation; it needs to be played in one smooth motion.

The accompaniment in the left hand was slightly weaker than before, not drowning out the main melody in the right hand, and served as a supporting accompaniment.

Otherwise, it would create a chaotic and noisy sound effect, making it difficult to convey the emotions of the song.

However, these were not too difficult for Bei Chen, given his top-notch piano skills.

Even without the system, this wouldn't be a problem for him.

It is through this skillful technique that the flavor of the music changes dramatically, and the entire melody instantly becomes more lively.

It's like a wind chime swaying gently outside the window; the crisp sound dances with the wind, fresh, natural, and as gentle as a poem.

The melody is simple and restrained, yet it can touch people's hearts directly.

Because it is clean, pure, and radiant.

The streets in early autumn still carried a lingering warmth.

But the melody under Bei Chen's fingers was like a gentle breeze, passing through the flower forest, across the lake, and caressing my face, extremely refreshing.

In that instant, many people were reminded of holding an ice-cold watermelon in the summer and rushing home as fast as they could, just to taste that coolness and sweetness.

At that moment, many pedestrians were moved by the melody and gathered around to hear it more clearly.

At the 50th second...