A poem by Zhang Xueliang tells the nature that all men have, that is lewd, but many men pretend to be gentlemen and refuse to admit their lewd nature. Zhang Xueliang is a warlord. He wrote a poem revealing human nature. This poem says: since ancient times, heroes have been lustful, but they are not necessarily heroes. I am not a hero, but I am a hero. ? This poem can be said to reveal the nature of men's lewdness. A hero's man is lascivious, but a lascivious man is not necessarily a hero. Ordinary men will be lewd, and only lewd men are like heroic men.

Men are naturally lustful. Although this poem by Zhang Xueliang is a bit evasive, it is straightforward and the truth in the poem is easy to understand. Many people in today's society feel that they are a person who pays attention to inner beauty, but in fact it is not. Everyone, especially men, will pay more attention to external beauty. They tend to pay more attention to women's face value and figure, and will not ignore the appearance to understand this person. Zhang Xueliang's poems are very bold and straightforward, telling the nature and common fault of all men, that is, lewdness.

Men refuse to admit this because they want to maintain their image as gentlemen. Now for many girls, the ideal boyfriend should be gentle as jade, the image of a handsome boy. How can such an image be lewd? Therefore, many men will deny their lewd nature in order to maintain their image. A man's lewdness is like a nymphomaniac, and there is nothing to be ashamed of.

A poem by Zhang Xueliang clearly points out the common fault and nature of men, that is lewdness. Many men refuse to admit it in order to maintain their image. There is an old saying:? Heroes are sad and beautiful. Beauty pass? This also shows from another level that even a hero who cares about the world will have a hurdle, and that is the beauty pass. Zhang Xueliang's poems are outspoken and have a domineering attitude that people dare not look directly at.