The secret of music without borders: a string of mysterious codes in the left and right of the human brain.

Is it an emotional expectation or a real existence that the public welfare academic platform initiated by overseas returnees can share information, integrate resources and exchange academic knowledge, and occasionally Fengyue music has no national boundaries? In November 2019, music loving scientists sent the evidence to science again.the elites, nicknamed "love, root for the bottom" and "break the casserole, ask the bottom", scientists from Harvard University have come to the latest conclusion: music is made up of a unique code pattern, which can communicate even between countries with different languages.a research entitled "universality and diversity of human songs" conducted by the science department of the University explored whether music from different cultures has the same characteristics.theoretically, music is considered to be universal to human beings and is produced from the unique evolutionary adaptability of music."but this universality has never been systematically proved, and it is facing the challenge of multi-cultural music."the team collected music data from 315 different cultural backgrounds for more than a century to help us understand the relationship between human beings and music.the results show that people can understand the meaning of songs regardless of their cultural background by analyzing the acoustic characteristics of songs, such as tone and rhythm.happy dance music, love songs, warm healing music, even lullaby, you can quickly identify the emotional elements contained in them.music has no borders.the research team asserts that music exists in any form of society.there are more changes in music behavior within a social system than in different societies.the differences within the society are greater than those among the society. They often support certain types of behavior and have acoustic characteristics related to the goals and response systems of singers and listeners.but music is not a fixed biological reaction, it has a single typical adaptive function: it is produced in different behavioral environments around the world, which are different in etiquette and religion.music does seem to be associated with specific perception, cognition and emotion, including language (lyrics), action (Dance), auditory analysis (tone), aesthetic (balance of melody and rhythm).the research team finally proposed that the social attributes of music are not a fixed list of cultural behaviors, but the product of potential psychological abilities, which make certain sound feelings suitable for certain social and emotional environments.meanwhile, Alan Cowen of the University of California, Berkeley, conducted another study on "how much emotional experience music evokes.".1591 subjects from the United States and China listened to 2168 music samples.the researchers found that participants from two countries with two different cultural backgrounds identified 13 different emotions: interesting, annoying, anxious, graceful, calm, dreamy, energetic, lustful, angry, happy, sad, scared, and victorious."music is a universal language.however, we always ignore its power."research into the magic of music is only the first step to uncover why music evokes so many subtle emotions.in the future, researchers hope that their work will complement the shortcomings of traditional medicine, help psychologists and psychiatrists develop better treatments, and use the power of music to heal the human brain.