being an amateur? any idea?
By qwe123
@qwe123 (253)
China
June 21, 2008 10:37am CST
where do we draw the line between amateurs and prefessionals?
some people dedicated their sparetime to things they are passionate about
in area like opera singing dancing calligraphy and photography
or even owning a riadio frequencyaside from business where does your passion life?can an amateur even turn into a professional ?
do you think you have reached profesioonal level so as to perform i front of a large crowd?
i am a true amateur
i liked caligraphy when i was a child
but i did not like copying from the copybook
because feedom is the inspiration of writing
until i went to collenge
i found there were so many stdets who were good at callgraphy their handwriting were moe beautiful than mine
i felt shamed after some conversation and disscussion swith this kind of pwople
i realized i have missed the best ae practicing handwriting
i astill felt myy handwriting was beautiful
i am a true
i liked calligraphy when i was a child
but i did not liek copying from the copybook
also i ahve a special eeing about chinese traditional music
i like erhu which a traditional instrument with two strings
but i stil a amature
in collenge
i course i erformed in stage many times and appearin ein diferent parties
in front of a large ccrowd
gradualy i found i ws lacking of some preffessinal knowledge of calligraphy
so i accumlated some in college
however i find it is very for me to make a progress
only because i have a weak biasis
now i have a little time to practice
only feel my progesss is till e
at that time i felt so proud of myself
with some theory knowledge of music
i found i only a unpreffessional erhu player who had a low level
i can not perform ins tages by myself
i must do it wih my band
bothe of these mentioned are my favourites
but i do nt speed much time practising only when i want to play or i feel upset
they become a sprice of my life
sometiems i wil play it life peformance but not practice
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