A brief analysis of ancient Chinese literature on rabbit hunting.

"Ducks Catch Rabbits" is a joke based on the idiom "A rabbit starts to fall". This paper uses anthropomorphic techniques to explain the truth that "people make the best use of their talents and things" through a conversation with hunters. When selecting talents, we must avoid their shortcomings and use their strengths. Otherwise, like the hunter described in this article, not only can't catch rabbits, but also spoil ducks in vain.

The article depicts the shape of ducks, which is humorous, interesting and vivid. The word "staggering" is used to describe the way ducks stagger when walking, which not only shows the physical characteristics of ducks, but also shows that it is not the material for catching rabbits. And the personification language of duck is used to show the grievances of not being used rationally, eating and throwing instead, and a little angry. When the duck knew that the hunter was ignorant of storks and didn't mean to make him suffer, he turned to be happy again, raised his generous palm and told a joke. The author satirized the hunter in good faith through the humorous and funny language of the duck.