Why does "Where is the bald donkey, Dongpo eats grass" become an eternal famous sentence?

Because this is what Su Shi said, and Su Shi asked skillfully, and the young monk answered skillfully, it has become a much-told story since then, so "Where is the bald donkey, Dongpo eats grass" has become a famous sentence throughout the ages.

This story mainly tells that Su Shi went to Fo Yin Theory and asked where the bald donkey was when he got to the door, but the young monk knew that Fo Yin was not there, and Su Shi and Fo Yin often made fun of each other. When Su Shi asked this question, he also teased the young monk, who went back to Dongpo to eat grass. This is the same as a modern joke, but it is wonderful, and it also answers the other party's questions, indirectly ridiculing the other party, and will not make people feel embarrassed.

It shows that the ancient people's brain circuits are also very smart. Although there are many sentences in modern times, there are even jokes about others, such as the Tucao Conference, but there are no classic jokes, which can only be said to be funny enough, but they still lack wisdom.

Perhaps for the ancients, this is just teasing each other, but I didn't expect it to become an eternal famous sentence. I think it's worth it. After all, there are not many paragraphs that can become ancient sentences, and there are stories of paragraphs, that is, indirectly understanding how friends between the ancients got along.

It also confirms the friendship between people, and teasing is a daily entertainment project, not only for modern people, but also for ancient friends. I think this sentence not only tells the friendship between the three of us, but also tells us how friends should get along.

Young monk, as a person around Fo Yin, Su Shi is a good friend and confidant of Fo Yin. After a long time, people around your friends will gradually become good friends with you. This is also the way for friends to get along, not modern people, because the friendship between three people will be jealous and even lead to the breakdown of friendship. Therefore, it is not surprising that this sentence has become a famous sentence through the ages. As a famous poet, Su Shi said that it is a famous sentence through the ages.