Laughing at others is laughing at yourself.

Tang Bohu, write it down? People laugh at me for being crazy, and I laugh at others for not being able to see through it? This poem was written when he was dismissed because he was implicated by others. At this time, he has looked down on everything in officialdom, chose to live in seclusion in the field garden, and chose to be with mountains and rivers, but was regarded as a joke by others. Laughing at himself as a crazy fool, Tang Bohu joked with others about his behavior, just as he joked that others could only see the surface of things, but could not see through the truth hidden under the surface.

From Tang Bohu's Peach Blossom Garden? People laugh at me for being crazy, and I laugh at others for not being able to see through it? This poem shows a cold state of mind. So writing this poem has the function of expressing his mood. In this poem, Tang Bohu has many descriptions of peach blossoms. Peach blossom has the meaning of expressing recluse feelings, and also implies Tang Bohu's recluse feelings. ? Peach? Still together? Run away? Homophony also shows that Tang Bohu wants to escape from the secular world. Therefore, in this poem, Tang Bohu expressed his desire to plant peach trees. When the peach tree grows up, he sells drinks, drinks under the flowers and sleeps under them. Even the world thinks he is too crazy and laughs at him.

The world is keen on fame and fortune, and Tang Bohu, who is optimistic about everything, jokes that others are too utilitarian, in order to counter the crazy ridicule of others. So he wrote it down? People laugh at me for being crazy, and I laugh at others for not being able to see through it? It is also to laugh at his behavior in order to fight back that not everyone can understand his behavior. This poem by Tang Bohu can profoundly show his own experience. Moreover, he wrote this poem to show that he doesn't care about other people's opinions. It doesn't matter if you laugh at him for being crazy, and he laughs at others for being crazy.

After leaving the officialdom, Tang Bohu was addicted to landscapes. Even though others laughed at him for being crazy, he was as free and easy as ever. So to some extent, he wrote this poem mainly to show his bold and heroic feelings. Perhaps it can also be said that Tang Bohu wrote this poem in the hope that more people can understand his practice and share his feelings.