Balance is crucial in this piece. For the first eight measures, the left hand's notes on the first beat can easily lead to a vertically segmented and rhythmically rigid sound. Therefore, play the left hand like a string instrument, minimizing the attack as much as possible, allowing it to flow horizontally. At this point, remember to play pp. The balance of the left hand will enhance the beauty of the right hand's sound.

In the middle section, the left hand introduces staccato, making it slightly more dynamic. Proceed with a sense of lightness, and measure 16 marks the final cadence (concluding section) of the B section. It is advisable to take a little time on measure 16. Since the relationship between the left and right hands in this section is a tenth, keep the dynamics at mf, avoiding forte (playing too forte may result in a harsh and rough sound).

Play the final two measures slightly more leisurely.

For the expression of the piece, envision a fantastical image, as if narrating a story, watching a small play, or becoming slightly dramatic.