Just chasing the live broadcast and paying attention to the surge in casualties will not cause heartache. Even with thousands of "sincere prayers for divine protection", it is nothing more than a matter of morality and enthusiasm. How many people really feel heartbroken? - I don't know. Every day in the world, millions of lives pass away, and irrelevant death news is nothing more than information to oneself. Because we lack understanding of the parties involved, we have no specific impression or memory of them. The death of a protagonist in a movie can still touch countless audiences' hearts, because we know their story. The tens of thousands of compatriots affected by the disaster are all the protagonists of life; they have their own stories that we just don't know. They must have made promises, had dreams, and experienced passion. They were all playing their own symphonies of life! In the end, the music came to an abrupt stop, not by a soloist, but by a grand symphony orchestra.