What's the origin of "Meng forces the tree to force fruit, Meng forces you and me under the tree"?

In fact, this sentence has no special meaning and significance. The implication is that I don't understand the meaning of this video, but I feel very sorry.

The full version is:

Meng forces the state to force the road, Meng forces the roadside to force the tree, Meng forces the tree to force the fruit, and Meng forces you and me under the tree. Meng forced the tree to sit in the front row, and one forced the fruit. Picking fruit, cutting down trees, digging graves and sleeping in graves are daunting. Meng forced the soul to return, but the bridge has passed seven. The road is not lonely, and there are goods around. Have no regrets in this life, and do it in the afterlife. Unfortunately, if the sky is affectionate and the earth is powerful, people are not stupid and unrealistic.

Expand:

1. A sentence with the same meaning as "Meng forces the tree to force the fruit, Meng forces you and me under the tree":

1, one person has a grave, and he is still proud in the afterlife;

2, forced to play games under the tree, there is a lot of joy;

3, forcing the tree to force the grave, blinding the soul in the grave;

4. If a person is forced to die, he will be forced to die next time;

I forced you into a tree and let us be together.

Second, the network language:

The emergence and spread of this language mainly depends on the network crowd and a large number of mobile phone users. Internet languages such as "dinosaur, girl, hap less, frog, embarrassed man, Dongdong" often appear in chat rooms. In BBS, words like "next door, upstairs, downstairs, landlord, diving, irrigation" often pop up from their posts.

There are rich and vivid emoticons in QQ chat, such as a waving hand instead of "goodbye, a steaming cup means drinking tea." There are more and more dialect words used in mobile phone short messages, such as "Leng Song" (in the northwest dialect, the sound of lěngsóng means "do your best"), and so on.