How to understand that Ah Q's smile is a tearful smile?

Lu Xun's novel The True Story of Ah Q is Wen Yuan's immortal masterpiece, which has been circulated all over the world for a long time. For decades, people have been adapted into plays. In the novel and this adapted script, the description of Ah Q has developed and changed at several levels: the situation has changed, it has hit a wall everywhere, it is at the end of the road, and it is determined to rebel. In order to rebel, Ah Q looked for revolutionary parties everywhere. Fake foreign devils forbid him to revolutionize, and he yearns for white helmets and white armor. Until he was arrested and interrogated, he refused to admit his crime or bow his head. When he was tied to the execution ground, he didn't regret it at all, and shouted a loud slogan: "Twenty years later, he is a hero again!" " "Judging from a series of actions of Ah Q, it is right to say that he has a little' spiritual victory method', but if he ignores Ah Q's rebellious spirit, he is blind. People experienced the appalling and unprecedented "Cultural Revolution", and they had a feeling of touching the body and soul for the spirit of resistance. The rebellious spirit is really commendable and pathetic!

It is not enough to make a revolution or want to rebel. If you don't distinguish right from wrong and don't distinguish between black and white, you will listen to rebellion in a muddle and take revolutionary action, and you will make many ridiculous jokes. Isn't ah q the same? !

We laugh at Ah Q, sometimes we laugh, sometimes we laugh with tears, and sometimes we can't laugh! Intriguingly, when Ah Q was tied to the execution ground, he thought he was a hero, but little D, who had never suffered from swords and shadows, insisted that Ah Q's brother was a hero after Ah Q's death! At the end of the play, Chen Bailao wrote a commentary: "Ah Q has never been in contact with women, but his descendants are numerous and never stop!" You may think that this is a new idea of Chen Bailao's adaptation of The True Story of Ah Q in the early 1980s!