A poem that satirizes people like a mad dog

One of the Eight Immortals in China folklore. The dog bit Lv Dongbin, but they didn't know what to do. They are used to swearing and don't know what to do.

2. a needle is tempered, one by one.

Eyes on the ass, only clothes, not people. To say that Jiang is really creative, we have come into contact with many poems by He before, but it is the first time to meet Yong Zhen. Of course, the title of the article is to use a needle, but it is actually cursing those frivolous people who judge people by their appearances. The phrase "eyes grow on the ass" is really classic.

3. The reeds on the wall are top-heavy and shallow; Bamboo shoots in the mountains have a thick mouth and an empty stomach.

This sentence comes from Jie Jin, and its meaning is actually very straightforward. Is to use reeds and bamboo shoots to satirize those who have little skill but only know how to cling to the situation. Such people are common in the workplace and often have no ability. Instead, I like to be opportunistic and try my best to please my boss.

4. Why not soar in Wan Li by the wind?

This poem looks familiar. Although the author is not original, he uses it to curse people who don't know much. This kind of people often have no ability, but they like to brag, are not practical, and often look down on people around them. Therefore, it is too appropriate to use this poem to scold them. Your Excellency was buried on earth and should go to heaven.