What does Kunlun mean by smiling at Lvliang?

Lvliang's smile at Kunlun means that although Kunlun Mountain is high and inhabited by immortals, it doesn't take this steep mountain seriously. Lvliang has had many heroes and talents since ancient times, but he doesn't think these people can compare with himself.

The whole poem is: Teenagers are crazy, proud of Kunlun, laughing at Lvliang, and grinding a sword for several years. Today, I showed my edge, and the fire was exhausted in a hundred days. I broke the eagle feather of King Kong with a sword, flew to the sky, stood in the thunder, and sang in the hot sun. I was not afraid of snow and ice, and I wanted to seize the blue sky, the sun and the moon, pour the East China Sea and wash away the boundless Kun.

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Young people should always be frivolous, inject passion into their dreams, believe that their unforgettable dreams have a chance to come true, and strive for them constantly. Faith is very important. I firmly believe that no matter how difficult it is, or how difficult it is, I will succeed!

Young and frivolous, crazy and gentle. No matter how successful and frivolous a person is, he will also have his own frivolous degree. Frivolity is not necessarily showing yourself crazily. If he shows himself crazily and excessively, he will end up at the end of Jiang Lang's talent forever, and eventually he will run out of wisdom. Those who are called wise men always show themselves at the most appropriate time and be frivolous, because only in this way can they achieve their goals, make people admire them and won't make enemies early. There is a saying that jealousy begets hatred, but in fact, low-key, gentle and kind are sometimes frivolous.