Compare people with Smurfs. What does it stand for? ..

Using Smurfs to compare people means kindness, intelligence and loveliness.

Smurfs originally originated in Belgium. 1958, Belgian cartoonist Pierre Cullyford, alias Peyo, created the artistic image of the Smurfs. The film was very popular as soon as it was released, and it was animated on Belgian TV in the late 1950s. The story tells that there are a group of carefree and happy elves in the depths of the forest. They are all blue, so they are called Smurfs. They live in a mushroom house in their village. Fairy father, fairy sister, benzene and Lele make the fairy village laugh and laugh every day. However, in the castle deep in the forest, there lived an evil wizard Gewu, who planned how to find the elf village and capture the Smurfs alive all day. Of course, Smurfs don't just sit back and wait. They used their wisdom against Gregory.

Classic lyrics:

On the other side of the mountain, on the other side of the sea.

There are a group of Smurfs

They are lively and clever.

They are naughty and sensitive.

They live there freely.

A vast green forest

They are kind and brave and care about each other.

Oh ... lovely Smurfs.

Oh ... lovely Smurfs.

They Qi Xin together, use your head.

Defeated gargamel.

How happy they are when they sing and dance.