When I think of Mr. Lu Xun, I look at the thousand fingers coldly and bow my head as a willing ox. The general idea is that people who are criticized by thousands of people are willing to bend down and be willing to be the cows of the people. These two poems are from Lu Xun's poem Self-mockery. This poem was written in 1932.

These two poems mean that they will never give in before the enemy, but they are willing to bow like cows in front of the people and drive them away for the people. Mr. Lu Xun is a soldier with a pen as his sword. He has been writing for the progress of the country and the awakening of the people all his life. It is the feeling of being a willing ox that gives him the courage to look down on thousands of fingers.

For Mr. Lu Xun, dedication is not only concerned about people's food and clothing, but also arouses people's spirit, not only benefiting a country and a place, but also finding a way out and future for the whole nation. Just as Mr. Lu Xun, as a writer, devoted himself to the revolutionary cause of enlightening the people's wisdom, a person who serves the masses and the people can always find his own way to serve the people in any position, and thus devote himself to his work with great enthusiasm.

Serving the people is not just an empty slogan, but should be implemented in every day's work of each of us and become the source of power for our conscientious work.