A mouse has skin, and there is no intention to talk about it.

People don't pay attention to etiquette when they are alive, just like the dead! ! !

From The Book of Songs The Wind and the Mouse

Mice have skin, but people have no tools. What is immortality without instrument!

Rats have teeth, but people never stop. There is no end to people and no end to death!

Rats have bodies, but people are rude. If you are rude, Hu will not die!

"Etiquette" is a code of conduct formulated by the rulers themselves, and members of the ruling class indulge in dissolute life, which often destroys this code, so the poet gave them a sharp curse. But at the same time, we should also see that the reason why this poem is so sharp and intense is because the author first stands in the position of maintaining "etiquette", which is also recognized as the "correct" starting point by the society, whether it is true or not. Another example is Shuo, which is also a profound political satire. In this poem, the ruler is compared to an insatiable rat. I feel that I can't stand the heavy pressure of these guys and want to escape to a "paradise". Judging from the sentences such as "I have nothing to eat" in the poem, the author owns his own land property, and his identity may be a lower-class aristocrat or other freemen. This opinion against excessive exploitation is also willing to be recognized by wise rulers and is considered to be worthy of vigilance.