The original sentence is to mourn his misfortune and anger him for not fighting. "Sorrow for his misfortune, be angry for his inability to fight" - Lu Xun Lu Xun's famous saying was made up by himself and created such a famous word that can express his feelings. Chinese culture has been in existence for thousands of years. Every year, some famous words are created and passed down. This is why the Chinese language can be so rich and colorful. It is Lu Xun's description of Kong Yiji in his novel "Kong Yiji", which is used to express the author's helplessness, sympathy and anger towards the Chinese people at that time. Mr. Lu Xun commented on Kong Yiji: "Poor people must be hateful"... This fully reflects the Buddhist theory of cause and effect. Everything in this life, including happiness and pain, is the result of good deeds and evil deeds in the previous life. Whatever you did in the previous life, you will receive retribution in this life. Therefore, poor people who suffer in this life must have done bad things in their previous lives and received retribution. Therefore, there must be something hateful about poor people!