What are the words to describe watching a joke?

Words used to describe watching a joke include gloating, adding insult to injury, watching with indifference, sitting idly by, sarcastic, etc.

Schadenfreude? [xìng zāi lè huò]

Definition: Fortunately: happy. Refers to a person who lacks goodwill and is happy when others encounter disaster.

Example sentence: Yan Zhitui's "Yan's Family Instructions: War Commandments" in the Southern and Northern Dynasties: "If you live in a peaceful world, look at the palace, take pleasure in others' misfortune, and be the first to be in trouble;...this is the root of the genocide. . ”

To add insult to injury? [luò jǐng xià shí]

Definition: When you see someone falling into a trap, you don’t reach out to save him, but instead push him down and throw stones. It is a metaphor for taking advantage of someone's danger and trying to frame him.

Example: "Liu Zihou's Epitaph" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty: "When faced with small dangers, they are just like the hairs on the head; if they turn against each other if they don't know each other, they will fall into a trap; if they don't draw a hand to save them, they will squeeze them back; they will fall again." Those who are stone Yan are all. "Li Zhi of the Ming Dynasty "Xu Burning Book Answering Letter": "If you say that Shutai will hurt me by falling into the well, then you can't do it."

Look on with cold eyes? [ lěng yǎn páng guān ]

Definition: cold eyes: a calm or indifferent look. Refers to not participating in the matter and standing aside to watch the development of the matter.

Example: Song Dynasty Zhu Xi's "Reply to Huang Zhiqing": "It is ridiculous to watch with cold eyes; all hands and feet are exposed."

Sit back and do nothing? [zuò shì bù jiù]

Definition: sit and watch: sit and watch. When you see others encountering difficulties or danger, you sit aside and watch without going to rescue them.

Example sentence: Chapter 117 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty: "Sichuan is in danger, how can I sit idly by and do nothing to save it."

Cynical? [ lěng cháo rè fěng ]

Interpretation: cold: not enthusiastic, which means severe; hot: high temperature, which means spicy. Use harsh and pungent language to ridicule and satirize.

Example sentence: Yuan Mei of the Qing Dynasty, "Thirty-two Kinds of Suiyuan·Yu Yan outside the Paper": "Everyone knows it; everyone has a sense of injustice. Therefore, the Jin officials talked a lot, making sarcastic remarks. "The Strange Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years" by Wu Jianren of the Qing Dynasty: "The mother and son set off without a trace; the uncle was embarrassed by the mockery."

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