1, "Rats have skins, but people have no tools! People don't have equipment, why not die! "

This sentence comes from the Book of Songs. Don't think that there are some beautiful poems in the Book of Songs, but there are such curses. It means comparing people to mice and belittling people who have no face and no skin. It's already ironic. Coupled with the lack of dignity and etiquette, this person has lost the meaning of living in this world, and it is better to die.

2. "Zhou Lang's coup is to protect the world, lose his wife and lose his soldiers."

This is a description of Zhou Yu during the Three Kingdoms period. He is a famous counselor in Dongwu, but he is still slightly inferior to Zhuge Liang. Zhou Yu wanted to detain Liu Bei for a pretence, but Zhuge Liang was even better, so that Liu Bei really married Sun Shangxiang, and Jingzhou didn't get it back, so this poem came into being. Later, he described people who wanted to take advantage but didn't expect to lose, which meant that people were stupid.

3. "Well, frogs can't talk about the sea, and summer insects can't talk about ice."

This sentence was said by Confucius. At first glance, it is quite poetic, but its meaning is ironic. It is said that frogs don't know what's going on in the sea, and insects in summer don't know what ice and snow feel, because they haven't touched anything, so they can't describe it at all, let alone understand it. So for such a person, it is actually casting pearls before swine, and there is nothing to communicate. Perhaps Confucius' thought was so profound that few people understood it at that time, so this kind of swearing words came out.

4. "If you do more injustice, you will hang yourself."

This sentence is used more often, saying that people who do bad things will always get what they deserve. It tells a story in the Spring and Autumn Period. Gong Shuduan was arrogant, cruel to the monarch and oppressed the people, so no one helped him when he rebelled, and eventually he committed suicide. Warn people to stick to principles and be punished if they do bad things.

5. "Rotten wood cannot be carved, and the wall of dung cannot be broken!"

The swearing attitude of this sentence is already obvious, and even foul language has appeared, which shows that it is really annoying. Confucius was angry, because one of his students had a good qualification, but he liked to sleep late, which made Confucius swear. In fact, it is the teacher's angry words to the students, which means hating iron and not turning into steel.

6. "Only villains and women are difficult to raise."

Many people think this sentence is a satire on women's unruly waywardness. In fact, this sentence is not to scold women, but to advise the king not to spoil the harem too much. Because kings are most vulnerable to the influence of the pillow breeze and villains, they do things that are not conducive to national affairs. But we can't directly say that the king is fatuous, so we use irony in this way.