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Reflections on The Collection of Little Guang Lin

Laughter in the Woods was written by Dance Academy in Qing Dynasty. This book is a collection of ancient jokes, most of which are taken from the collection of jokes in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Although Xiao Lin Guang Lu is a collection of jokes, the author's writing is ironic. This book is characterized by vivid articles (jokes), humorous language, concise words and short words.

From these jokes, we can see the irony. One of them is probably like this: An old farmer planted an eggplant and asked an old nursery what to do. The old nursery told him, "What's the difficulty? As long as a copper coin is buried under each eggplant tree, the eggplant will naturally live. " The old farmer asked doubtfully, "Why?" Old Pu said: "The rich can live, but the poor without money will die." This article is very ironic, poking fun at and satirizing snobs who only recognize money but not people. In addition, I thought of many examples, that is, around this old nursery, "the rich live, and the poor die." This sentence is true for Yao Jiaxin, and so is Li's "My father is Li Gang" incident. This shows how snobbish we modern people are.

In Xiao Ji, almost every little joke is full of satire, ridicule, and even ridicule something or a certain kind of people.

For example, in a little joke written in the book, the little tiger asked the big tiger, "I went hunting today and caught a man with a strange taste." His upper body is sour and his lower body stinks. I want to know who he really is? " The big tiger replied, "This man must be a scholar." This joke uses a derogatory term that often satirizes and laughs at scholars-poverty, so we can see from here that the book Laughter in the Woods often uses individual words to tell jokes, analyze jokes, borrow these jokes and explain some things. The author does not forget to satirize scholars and scholars when writing a book.

I thought it would be a pure collection of jokes before I read The Wide Story of Laughing Forest, but after reading it, I found that the author's ridicule, satire and ridicule were all hidden in the jokes, which also warned us some great truths.

There is also a little joke that satirizes an insatiable county magistrate. It is said that a county magistrate has a birthday. Knowing that the county magistrate was a mouse, the official had a golden mouse beaten. The county magistrate was very happy after receiving the gift and asked the official, "Do you know that my wife's birthday is coming soon?" Officials asked the county magistrate, "I wonder what your wife's animal sign is?" The county magistrate said, "My wife is one year younger than me and belongs to an ox!" " This little joke shows that the county magistrate is insatiable and loves money. Courtiers flatter their superiors. This joke is poking fun at the county magistrate, as if vaguely warning us not to be such a county magistrate and this group of collectors.

There are many satirical jokes in Laughter in the Woods. I can't put this book down. After reading this book, it is entertaining. Why not?