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Throughout Beethoven's life, he is a typical avoidant personality disorder, and the withdrawal behavior of avoidant personality disorder stems from psychological inferiority. I want to associate with people, but I am afraid of rejection and disgust. I want to get others' care and consideration, but I am too shy to get close to others. Avoidant personality disorder will also be very paranoid in cognition and emotion, preferring to be alone rather than ask for help. The blow of Beethoven's lovelorn and deafness strengthened his avoidant personality disorder.

When Beethoven was 30 years old, he fell in love with a countess, Juliet Chichildi, but her father thought Beethoven was of humble origin and simply betrothed his daughter to an earl. This incident gave Beethoven a great spiritual stimulus. It is said that his famous song "To Alice" was written during this period.

The pain of lovelorn certainly made him sad, but what made him sad even more was that his ears began to become deaf. In a letter to a friend, he wrote: "I live a miserable life ... if I do other jobs, maybe I can;" But in my business, this is the most terrible experience! "Beethoven tried his best to treat it, but to no avail. He didn't want his relatives and friends to know his misfortune, so he moved to the countryside of Vienna to recuperate for two years. As a result, the condition did not improve, but worsened, and even the church bells through the window could not be heard. Hearing, which is more important to musicians than pulse, deteriorated obviously, giving Beethoven a fatal blow, making him feel desperate and extremely lonely, and even thinking about suicide and writing a will.

Beethoven turned his inner loneliness and troubles into the driving force of music creation.

Beethoven firmly believed that only music could save him. Beethoven wrote in a letter to his younger brother: "Art-only it can save me from death, and I think it is unthinkable to die before I have completed my mission." In another letter to a friend, Beethoven also wrote: "I will hold my destiny by the throat and not let it destroy me." Oh! How wonderful it would be to live your own life thousands of times! "Beethoven is determined to use the rest of his life to create music.

Beethoven started writing music at the age of 32. After nearly two years of hesitation and exploration, he finally created the first work with his own distinctive characteristics-the third symphony. Its most prominent feature is the fluctuation of tone, sometimes quiet and thoughtful, and sometimes angry and roaring, which makes people feel angry.

It stands to reason that the life of avoidant personality disorder should be very lonely, because they are afraid to deal with people unless they are sure to be welcomed; Very sensitive to other people's criticism, always worried about being laughed at. Beethoven, on the other hand, turned his inner loneliness and troubles into the driving force of music creation. Beethoven wrote "To Alice" because he was lovelorn, wrote the third symphony (Hero Symphony) because he yearned for freedom, and wrote the ninth symphony (Ode to Joy) because he was deaf. In other words, whenever Beethoven encountered setbacks in his life, he tried to find inner balance in his music creation. This is a typical sublimation performance, which also makes his music creation full of deep understanding and passion for life.

1824 On May 7th, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony premiered at the Kaide Theatre in Vienna. Beethoven personally conducted the performance. He didn't read the music in front of him, nor did he hear the slightest piano sound. He directed the performance entirely from his own memory. As a result, the audience was so excited that they burst into warm applause from time to time, with applause as many as five times! Beethoven didn't realize this, but he still faced the band and was immersed in meditation on the movement he had just conducted. At this time, the first violinist next to him poked him with a bow and motioned him to turn around. When Beethoven turned around and saw the audience clapping hard, he realized that the music was accepted by everyone and could not help but burst into tears.

Turn the grief and indignation of deafness into the cornerstone of will training and turn avoidant personality disorder into self-motivated personality.

Most patients with avoidant personality disorder are uncomfortable in social situations and lack self-feeling ability; Think of yourself as clumsy, lacking personal charm, etc. However, Beethoven turned these into pride. 1809 10, Vienna was occupied by the French army. In order to please the French army, Beethoven's master, Duke Li Xi Novsky, asked him to play the piano for French officers who lived at home. Beethoven suddenly flew into a rage. He picked up a stool and threw it at the duke. He left the count's house that night. Before leaving, he left a note for Li Xi Novsky, which read: "Duke, you became a duke only because of your unexpected birth;" I became Beethoven because of myself. There are many dukes now and there will be many in the future; There is only one Beethoven! "

What's more, because Beethoven dares to look down on the dignitaries as their agents, his music creation also embodies an indescribable pride, and his melody can be like stormy waves, full of individuality and publicity.

Beethoven's contribution to western music is to make music creation more personalized and distinctive. A deaf person can write the most beautiful, exciting, inspiring and intriguing music chapters of human beings, which is Beethoven's immortal legend. But Beethoven's real legend is that he can turn bad things into good things, turn the grief and indignation of deafness into the cornerstone of willpower, turn avoidant personality disorder into self-motivated personality, and constantly challenge the peak of the music world in the breath of life suffering!