Poor Peng Zi is not the son of heaven. He fled to absorb the north wind. This poem is lively and interesting. The author Lu Xun portrayed Mai as a "flying fairy" riding a cloud car with a playful brushwork, and suddenly a "clever boy" came. It constitutes a strange realm of "suddenly flying into the blue sky and clouds and legs". These two poems describe the scene that Mai suddenly appeared in Yao Pengzi's house looking for her husband. Because she is a flying fairy who suddenly descended from the blue sky, her son is also a "smart boy". This is the consistency of the image before and after shooting, and its banter factor is born from it.
However, the main joke is in the last two sentences: "Poor Pengzi is not the son of heaven, he fled to suck the north wind." In the last two poems, mcbride suddenly came to Yao Pengzi's house to find her husband Mu Tianmu. Sadly, there is no Mu Tianmu here, only Yao Pengzi, so he has to run around in the wind to find it again. This is the original intention of the poem, but the author uses exaggerated writing to make it more interesting. The "son of heaven" here is the story of Zhou's son driving eight horses to Kunlun Mountain to meet the Queen Mother. Because the husband that Mai is looking for is the word "mother", which is the same as the word "mother" and the word "Tian", which constitutes the word "". The two words "zi" of "poor son is not the son of heaven" are just the opposite. Adding a word "no" in the middle is natural and true, and it becomes a natural sentence.
Escape to the North Wind has different interpretations. Some people say it is about Peng Zi, while others say it is about Mai Shi. According to Mr. Sikkim, the scene at that time should be about Mai. Sikkim said that the situation at that time was that when Mai Deguang arrived at Yao Pengzi's house, Mu Tianmu could not be seen, and he was at a loss and had nowhere to go. So he made a request to Yao Pengzi to stay at his house while looking for a husband. However, Yao Pengzi did not agree, saying that he would go out for the night and could not stay. As a result, Mai had to go out to run again, so there was a description of "running around to absorb the north wind". This is reasonable. However, because poetry is a common language, "Poor Pengzi is not the son of heaven, and he escapes and sucks the north wind". It seems that the subject of this sentence is Yao Pengzi, so it is ambiguous. At that time, Yao Pengzi really went out for the night to escape the war. This ambiguity leads to the explanation of "absorbing the north wind". As far as Mai's family is concerned, Mu can't be found, and Yao Pengzi can't live in his house, so he has to travel. In "Escape to Escape", it is natural to drink the wind. But from Yao Pengzi's point of view, he will drink the wind when he flies over at night. Besides, Yao Pengzi has a pair of nostrils facing the sky, so it is more important to suck the wind. Judging from the incident itself and the whole poem, it was mainly written by Mai Deguang. From the beginning of the poem, "Suddenly the fairy flies into the sky, and the cloud car whips the clever boy" to the end, "Poor Pengzi is not the son of heaven, escaping from the north wind", all of which are based on wheat. Although the title of the poem is "To A Pengzi", the events and characters described are not Yao Pengzi. The word "Pengzi" appeared in the third sentence of the poem; It means that there is only a tent here, and there is no son of heaven, instead of writing "Pengzi" directly. So the last sentence "running around" has nothing to do with "Pengzi".
Although this poem is a joke, it reflects the ups and downs of people's lives brought by the "1.28" war. Around this incident, it shows the confusion and anxiety in Zhabei, Shanghai.
References:
1, Zhang. Interpretation of Lu Xun's poems: China Social Sciences Press,1982:192-194.