What are the classic sentences in Morning Blossoms and Dusk Plucks? Try to explain why.

1. When I lose the one I love and there is an emptiness in my heart, I want to fill it with the evil thoughts of revenge!

Appreciation: This sentence is full of hatred for the cat that killed his beloved hidden mouse and then abused the cat when he saw it. The words "have", "fill" and other words are used to express the emotions - emptiness, etc. Ethereal things are depicted from a physical perspective, making the expression visual.

2. As for people, being able to stand upright is naturally a big progress; being able to speak is naturally a big progress; being able to write and compose is naturally a big progress. However, he also fell because he also started talking empty words.

Appreciation: This sentence uses a parallel sentence pattern, step by step, layer by layer, and clear. However, at the last clause, there is a sudden stop - "progress" turns to "degeneration", and then again. Slowly telling the reason, people feel that the aftertaste is still there, unable to control themselves, and intriguing.

3. I don’t care about beating dogs. As for my beating of cats, it’s just because they are yelling, and there is no malicious intention. I believe that my jealousy is not so broad. Nowadays, I am easily offended. "Autumn, this must be stated in advance.

Appreciation: The author profoundly states his views on "beating cats" in a somewhat implicit and joking tone. The personification of cats is actually a metaphor for certain people, making certain people's false masks exposed. revealed.

Extended information:

In "Dog·Cat·Rat", reality and the past are inextricably intertwined. Distant memories, recent events, and the present rush to my mind. The steady narrative has a clear stance, and there seems to be some self-mockery in the righteous words.

The author recalled that when he was a child, he hated the cat because he thought it had eaten his beloved hidden mouse. But the sincerity of the author lies in that he took the initiative to reverse the case for the cat that he always hated, and frankly admitted that he wrongly blamed the cat, "The hidden mouse was not actually harmed by the cat." Despite this, the author also admitted that "the relationship with the cat finally did not merge."

The author talks about the matter without any concealment, making it appear real and lovely. In "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", whether it is Lu Xun in the past or Lu Xun now, he is a real, relatable and amiable Lu Xun.

When the author writes about the reasons for hating cats now, he shows his consistent insight and understanding of the bad nature of the people. He said that when a cat catches a mouse or sparrow, it "will never bite it to death, but will play with it to its heart's content." He sees that the cat has a "fascinating attitude" and says, "If it were ten times bigger than it is now." Times, I really don’t know what kind of attitude it has.” It’s really profound.

On the other hand, when Lu Xun wrote about dogs, cats, and rats, he quoted from many sources, including Germanic fairy tales, Japanese "cat women" legends, "cat ghosts" recorded in Northern History, and folk legends. "Bajie recruits a wife", "Rat gets married", etc., they are all at your fingertips, showing a wide breadth of knowledge.