Where do the jokes about moistening soil stems and moistening soil come from?

This stalk comes from Happy Camp and is quoted from Lu Xun's article Land of Young Runners.

The first paragraph: There is a golden full moon hanging in the dark blue sky, and there are endless green watermelons on the beach below. Meanwhile, a boy of eleven or twelve years old, wearing a silver ring around his neck and holding a steel fork, tried his best to stab a horse, but the man wriggled away from his crotch.

Extended data

"Young Runtu" is an excerpt from Lu Xun's short story "Hometown" written at 192 1 This article portrays a boy who is "smart, witty, brave and well-informed" in Lu Xun's eyes. Mr. Lu Xun made a comparison between "I" and "my friend", highlighting the image of "moistening the soil". Compared with middle-aged leap soil.

This article is an episode in the novel "Hometown". After being selected into the Chinese version, the title of "Young Runtu" was added. "The Jumping Earth of Teenagers" is the text of Unit 17 of the sixth grade Chinese book published by People's Education Press and Unit 26 of the fifth grade Chinese book published by S version.

Creative background:

In the declining semi-feudal and semi-colonial rural areas of China, farmers lived under the oppression, exploitation, fooling and poisoning of the feudal regime. During his return to his hometown in 19 19, the author heard and witnessed the cruel reality of China's devastated countryside, and sought more than 30 years of life experience in this stormy society, so he wrote this sad and gloomy novel without losing hope.