Q is so timid, why dare you flirt with a little nun and say that you want to give people sleep?

Ah Q is an important figure in Lu Xun's works, and the "Ah Q spirit" created by Lu Xun has always been talked about. To put it simply, "Ah Q spirit" is a kind of self-consolation, self-mockery, self-explanation and narcissism of the weak. In a word, Ah Q gives us the impression that he is timid. He was repeatedly bullied and unable to resist, but such a timid person dared to flirt with a little nun.

After being beaten by the civilized stick of "fake foreign devil", Ah Q met a little nun in retreat, and couldn't help but reach out and touch her freshly shaved scalp and smiled. The little nun blushed and accused him of "dirty hands and feet", but Ah Q seemed to be justified. "The monk moved, but I couldn't move?" Then, she gave her a few and twisted them hard on her face before letting go.

Let's not say whether Ah Q's dalliance with the little nun is a vent of resentment and depression after being beaten by a fake foreign devil, or an impulse of youth, but the reason why she moved the little nun "monk moved" reflects Ah Q's rich but deformed inner world. Let's boldly imagine Ah Q's psychological activities at that time.

Seeing the little nun, Ah Q thought of the monk. He felt that it was impossible for every fetus to have a clean body and not long for love, so he took it for granted that the monk had touched a nun. Then compare yourself with a monk. He recites scriptures and praises Buddha all day long, and "sex" is a taboo of "Seven Commandments". A monk dares to be so taboo. What is my Q? Besides, the monk has a kind face, which is a symbol of compassion and universal salvation. He still has an animal face and a dirty style. In people's eyes, I am just a "refugee who can do things". Wouldn't it be foolish not to seize the opportunity to sell everything? This is Ah Q's psychological logic.

In addition, Lu Xun's insertion of this detail in his works should have two meanings: first, it reflects people's nature of bullying the good and fearing the evil, and vividly depicts the image of Ah Q from his words and deeds, especially "rubbing" and "glaring"; On the other hand, it reveals the social phenomenon that people lacked the minimum sympathy at that time and smiled proudly when they saw the little nun being teased by Ah Q.

The reason why this plot was inserted in The True Story of Ah Q also reflected a common curiosity at that time, which demonized the Buddhism and Taoism Group. People are always curious about what they don't know. Defamation of religious practitioners seems to be a problem enjoyed by human beings. To westerners, nuns who spend all their time with God in monasteries are extremely mysterious women. Men who have the right to speak have great impulse and curiosity about young women. They don't believe that a girl can stop falling in love by wearing Taoist clothes. Bards, writers and street thugs will make up all kinds of jokes to defile nuns. Even decameron, a masterpiece of the Renaissance, can't be excused.

The situation in China is similar. Due to the requirements of Buddhist monks for six purity, Buddhist temples are generally built in deep mountains and forests. Even in a bustling city, it is generally required that the monk's room can't hear the secular noise outside the mountain gate, so as to maintain the artistic conception of the monk's devotion to the Buddha. The monk temple is like this, and so is the nun. This adds mystery to these women. Mysterious women are always sought after by men. If she is as cold as ice to men, naturally masochistic men will be even more unable to restrain themselves. Therefore, in Lu Xun's works, if other women ignore him, he dares to flirt with the little nun and say that he wants to sleep with others.

Since I can't get it, I will speak ill of them, as if I can satisfy men to some extent. The reason why Ah Q dares to slander the little nun's "Monk Moved" is because men are willing to read their unbearable stories to satisfy their fantasies. For example, in the note novels of Ming Dynasty, the scene of an affair between a nun and a monk was made up with great fanfare, not to expose the scandal in the temple, but to compensate the readers' abnormal psychological needs.

Summary:

Ah Q died and was beheaded in a daze. Before seeing through it, he said: I will be a hero again in 20 years; Yan Shunkai, an old actor who played Ah Q, also died. He made the image of Ah Q vivid and deeply rooted in people's hearts. However, how many Ah Q's are there in this world?

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