1. Tokyo is just like this. "Ye" adverb, "nothing", just, nothing means, adverb. As adverbials, these two adverbs modify predicates, which have the meaning of regret and express disappointment, dissatisfaction and disgust. Especially used at the beginning of the article, it lays a good foundation for the later development. 2, and the braid of dissolution ... it's really beautiful. Inheriting the former provincial project "Overseas Students in Qing Dynasty", this paper tries its best to describe its distinctive braid image, and finally evaluates it with "Peugeot". The use of "Shi" as an adverb further strengthens the irony power of irony and expresses the author's contempt and disgust for the ugly "Qing Sheng". 3. Ask someone who is proficient in current affairs ... that is to learn to dance. "People who are proficient in current affairs" is still ironic. These foreign students who should be proficient in their studies are proficient in "current affairs", that is, some boring things. "Learning to dance" is nothing more than eating, drinking and having fun. This is completely different from the author's coming to Japan with the hope of seeking the truth of saving the country. So the author tried his best to express his dislike for them. 4, probably things are rare. The adverb "probably" means to measure, not completely sure. When used with the modal particle "ba" at the end of a sentence, an uncertain tone is added. Here, the author compares himself with the reasons why he was received in Sendai. In this humorous self-mockery, the bitterness and hidden pain of being a small and weak nation are revealed. I actually slept well. The adverb "unexpected" means unexpected, just like "unexpected". Being able to sleep peacefully under the harsh living conditions such as mosquito bites shows the author's spirit of overcoming various difficulties in life. 6. What they said may be true. The adverb "probably" greatly weakens the positive tone, indicating that what the "failed student" said is not credible, but it was confirmed at some point. This sentence not only expresses the author's aversion to "repeat students", but also reflects Mr. Fujino's simplicity. Unfortunately, I didn't work hard at that time, and sometimes I was very headstrong. Here is the author's self-restraint, "too hard" and "willfulness", which is in contrast with Mr. Fujino's serious and kind attitude. 8. In Japanese newspapers ... patriotic youths are also very angry. The author is very indignant at the absurd logic and foolish practices of some Japanese youths influenced by militarism. Calling them "patriotic youths" here is actually a great irony to them. From this irony, we can feel the author's indignation and hatred for these Japanese youths. In fact, it is also the expression of the author's patriotic feelings. 9. China is a weak country ... No wonder they suspect that the imperialists regard the people of weak countries as imbeciles. Japanese "patriotic youth" influenced by militaristic thoughts viewed China students from this reactionary point of view, thinking that Lu Xun's score of 60 or above was definitely beyond his ability, but he got the topic leaked by teachers in advance. So Lu Xun said, "No wonder they are confused." This passage expresses Lu Xun's extremely indignant feelings. 10. But some people from China got caught up in it ... and there was another me. The adverb "Pian" indicates that the fact is just the opposite of what is hoped or expected. In the Russo-Japanese War, which brought disaster to the Japanese people, the Qing government ignored national sovereignty. However, there are some Japanese in it, or they are detectives for the Russians, but they are caught by the Japanese and want to be shot or watched around. This is what the author didn't want to see. On the contrary, he saw it. This gave the author a great stimulus. This adverb "pian" expresses the author's unspeakable secrets here and now. 1 1, they are not drunk. cheers, ... can't think about it! The collocation of "why" and negative adverb "no" makes the rhetorical tone extremely indignant. "Drunk" uses a metaphor to show the irrational and crazy state of the cheering people. Immediately, a dash was used, which made the author feel heavy and said, "Oh, I can't remember!" The exclamatory sentence shows the ignorance and backwardness of the masses in China, and shows how serious the consequences of long-term cruel class oppression are. 12. But in that place at that time, my opinion changed. Lu Xun originally went to Japan to study medicine with the hope of seeking a way to save the country. He said, "My dream is very happy. I am going to graduate and come back to treat the pain of patients who have been misdiagnosed like my father. I will become a military doctor during the war and promote the reform beliefs of the people of China. " But after he saw the film, his idea of studying medicine changed. He said: "From that time on, I felt that medicine was not an urgent matter. All stupid and weak citizens, no matter how healthy and strong they are, can only be meaningless materials and audiences. " "Our first task is to change their spirit, but what is good at changing their spirit is that I took it for granted to promote literature and art at that time, so I wanted to promote the literary movement." ("Shouting from the preface"). 13. In short ...; ..... to China. The first sentence of this coordinate compound sentence is "small" and the last sentence is "big". The "big" and "small" here are based on the "new medical circulation scope". "For China" is to hope that China will have new drugs. This range is very small, because China is only a part of the world. "Big" is to learn, that is, to hope that new medicine will spread to China. This new drug has spread in many advanced countries in the world, and then to China, with a wider spread. So "big" and "small" are discussed from the spread of new medicine. 14. Later, I suddenly found that conscience "conscience" refers to the author's high sense of responsibility to save the motherland from the quagmire. "Conscience discovery" means that Mr. Fujino's thoughts of his own expectation and hope for China inspired him and increased his courage to fight against darkness. 15, continue to write some "Gentleman" ... The irony of Gentleman is that those literati who pretend to be "gentlemen" for warlords and politicians are actually reactionary and shameless literati. After the author changed his mind, he fought tirelessly against the reactionary government and its reactionary culture with "literature and art" as a weapon. Evil, disgust. Disease, hatred.