Meet with a smile and forget the enmity.

Question 1: What does the poem mean by "the past is like smoke, and when we meet, we laugh and forget the enmity"? Probably a synthesis of previous poems. Lu Xun "has robbed his brothers, and when we meet, we will laugh and forget the enmity." Tao Zhu's "The past is like smoke, the bottom of my heart is selfless and generous".

Question 2: What do brothers mean by smiling at each other? They have experienced disasters and rushed around, and only their brothers are insisting. When the two met again, they smiled at each other, and all the grievances were resolved in laughter.

Question 3: Smile and forget all the past grievances! The source of extinction is Lu Xun: "The brothers who robbed the waves are there, and when they meet, they will laugh and forget the enmity." When we have all experienced disasters, the friendship between brothers is still there. When we met, we smiled at each other and forgot all the past hatred.

Question 4: What do you mean, "When will you take revenge?" When will the opposing sides retaliate? Why don't we meet and laugh?

Question 5: Lu Xun's "forget the past, meet with a smile and forget the enmity." Who is it addressed to? Lu Xun's poem is: "The brothers who robbed the waves are here, and when they meet, they laugh and forget the enmity."

Tao Zhu's poem is "The past is like smoke, and the bottom of my heart is selfless and generous."

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Question 6: What do you mean, smile and forget any past grievances?

Question 7: What do you mean, the past is like smoke, like a dream, and when we meet, we laugh and forget the enmity? Everything has passed, dissipated like a cloud, just like a dream, meeting again, all the grievances and hostility, Hua Song smiled.

Question 8: Laugh when you meet, and forget the grudges. This sentence is from and meaningful. Explain it in detail. It means: when we have all experienced disasters, the friendship between brothers still exists. When we met, we smiled at each other and forgot all the past grievances.

This poem was written by Lu Xun (1933).

Whether to fly to annihilate the Son of Man, there are still hungry pigeons left in the ruins.

I left the fire house with a great heart, and I finally left the tower to Miss Yingzhou.

A fine bird still dreams of holding a stone, and a fighter is determined to fight against the current.

The wave-snatching brothers are here, and when they meet, they laugh and forget the enmity.