The idiom "a willing ox" comes from Zuo Zhuan in the Spring and Autumn Period: I once played with my son, holding a rope in my mouth, and learned to be a cow and let him lead me. When Qi Jinggong's son fell, his teeth were broken. This is not only that Lu Xun became his son's cow facing the sea, but also full of profound meaning and expression of his dedication.
Some people's creative background
Some people were written by poets to commemorate the third anniversary of Lu Xun's death/kloc-0. This is a lyric poem with profound philosophy. Through several short sentences in the first paragraph, two completely different lives are summarized, which is the general outline of the whole poem.
This poem is not only a hymn to Lu Xun, but also a hymn to all truth, goodness and beauty, and a whipping to all falsehood, ugliness and ugliness. The whole poem is comparative and frank. However, due to the combination of poetic image, concise language and rich sense of rhythm, the whole poem is lively, vivid and profound.