The original text of a famous quote from Lu Xun's "Hometown": In my haziness, a piece of green sand by the sea spread out before my eyes, with a golden full moon hanging in the deep blue sky above.

I think: Hope does not matter whether it exists or not.

This is just like the road on the earth; in fact, there is no road on the earth, but when more people walk on it, it becomes a road.

It means that if you have an ideal, you must take action to realize it.

Everything depends on people. As long as you work hard and fight hard, your ideal will be realized one day.

The main point of this sentence is: specific actions are very important, and only by daring to do it will there be a way out, otherwise ideals are just illusions and empty talk.

I asked him how he was doing. He just shook his head. Runtu "is very difficult. The sixth child will also help, but there is always not enough to eat... and there is no peace... everywhere requires money, and there are no regulations..., and the harvest is bad. What you grow, pick and sell, always It takes a while to donate money, but the capital is lost. If you don't sell it, it will just rot..."

The words of "Run Tu" reveal the current situation and reasons for the difficult life of farmers at that time: (1) There is less land and more children. Although the children cannot study since they were young, they help the adults work, but there is always not enough food to eat, and they often eat chaffy vegetables to survive; (2) Rural life is not peaceful, and there are many bandits and soldiers; (3) Exorbitant taxes and excessive taxes were imposed, and farmers were exploited by soldiers, bandits, officials, and gentry, all of whom plundered farmers' money; (4) There was no royal law, no rules and regulations in the countryside at that time, and farmers were exploited at will; (5) Farmers relied on the sky for food, and there were many natural disasters ; (6) Even if you harvest grain and other agricultural products in a good harvest year and sell them, you will lose your capital due to numerous exorbitant taxes and miscellaneous taxes. If you don't sell them, they will only rot. In a good harvest year, farmers' lives will still be difficult.