The next sentence of this sentence is "There is no sound in the world."
The original sentence comes from "Listening to Lu Zishun Playing the Qin on a Moonlit Night" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty. Writing about Li Bai listening to a stranger playing the piano, he uses narrative, metaphor, personification and other rhetorical techniques to express his sadness at being unable to find a close friend. The words are filled with the bitterness and pain of the poet's ups and downs in life and the hardships he has experienced.
The poem "Sad Wind", "Cold Pine", "White Snow" and "Green Water" are all ancient music names, which are intended to describe the superb artistic level of the hermit Lu Zishun playing the piano, and then send out "Zhong Qi has disappeared for a long time, the world The exclamation of “no sound”.