1. "Since we broke down the door looking for a gun, we have met a string of nails. Now, everything is' send away'. " ("touched a string of nails". A series of failures in China's foreign relations, including a century-long history of national humiliation. The use of common metaphors in the spoken language of ordinary people is vivid, which makes the profound truth that "closed-doorism" will inevitably evolve into "giving away" completely clear, and implies the ridicule of "closed-doorism". )

If nothing else, I just sent a batch of antiques to Paris for exhibition recently. I don't know what will happen. ......

When you see opium, you won't throw it into the toilet in public to see its complete revolution. You just send it to the drugstore for treatment, but you don't create the mystery of "while stocks last"

Quoting stories or platitudes that people like to hear in old novels, and later using store advertisements to "sell paste until it is sold out" all contain strong irony, euphemistically explaining that there is no return, and attacking the shameful behavior of flattery.

Hanging all the way in European countries is called "promoting the national light".

I heard that Dr. Mei Lanfang will be sent to the Soviet Union to promote "symbolism" in the near future, and then he will go to Europe to preach. (The sharp edge of the author's satirical criticism is not aimed at a few artists, but at the reactionary authorities who betray the country and flatter foreign countries and their royal literati, with hatred and contempt between the lines. )

In a word, living people have replaced antiques, and I dare say it is a little progress.

Only pipes and lamps, although different from India, Persia and Arabia in form, are considered as national quintessence.

(using irony, extremely ironic)