A Septuagenarian in Rushan Taught Himself To Play The Electronic Organ. Whether He Plays Well Or Not Is Not Important. The Most Important Thing Is To Gain Freedom And Happiness.

This is a very inspiring and heartwarming story.

    The old man said that he himself likes music. Although he is not proficient in the staff notation, and there is no teacher to teach him how to play the electronic organ, and the fingerings he uses without a teacher's guidance are certainly not so standard, but this is one of his hobbies. When he has free time, he entertains himself or exercises his fingers and activates his mind. When one is old, it's quite good to have a small hobby. It doesn't matter whether one plays well or not. As long as one is happy, that's fine.

    For this septuagenarian in Rushan, teaching himself to play the electronic organ is itself an amazing challenge and achievement. Whether he plays well or not is indeed not the key in this context. What's important is that he has found his own freedom and happiness in the process.
    Music has a unique charm. It can touch people's hearts and bring emotional comfort and satisfaction. This elderly man taught himself to play the electronic organ perhaps to fill his leisure time in life or to fulfill the dream that he didn't realize when he was young.
For example, some elderly people learn painting, calligraphy or musical instruments after retirement, not pursuing professional standards but enjoying the process of creation and learning and obtaining inner peace and a sense of satisfaction from it. Just like this elderly man, immersed in the notes of the electronic organ, forgetting the troubles outside and focusing on the self-expression at the moment.
    Another example is that some elderly people participate in the literary and artistic activities in the community, show their learning achievements, share happiness with others, and enhance social connections and a sense of belonging.
    The experience of this septuagenarian in Rushan tells us that age is not an obstacle to pursuing interests and happiness. No matter when you start, as long as you can obtain pleasure and freedom from it, that is the most valuable gain.