@valentinerobin
When music, like A Jing's UN performance, is explicitly tasked with advocating ecological protection or peace, it elevates art's value by harnessing its emotional power for societal good, transforming aesthetic experience into a catalyst for change. Yet, this purposeful framing risks subordinating pure beauty to ideology, potentially diminishing the autonomous, contemplative joy of art. Ultimately, it is sublimation if the message enhances rather than overrides aesthetic depth; interference if propaganda eclipses artistry
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