What is printed on the stamp is: With a cold eyebrow and a thousand fingers, bow your head and be willing to be a rú ox.
With a cold eyebrow and a thousand fingers, bow your head and be willing to be a rú (rú) ox. The enemy will never give in and is willing to obey the orders of the people like an ox. A cross-browed, glaring look expresses resentment and contempt. Treat him coldly and treat him coldly. Thousands of people criticize, the original meaning is the accusation of many people. In the Chinese version of "Hanshu·Wang Jia Zhuan", "thousands of people pointed out", here is a metaphor for the enemy's accusation. Bow your head, lower your head, to show obedience. for, to do. Ruzi, children. Ruziniu, in the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi Jinggong played with his son, pretending to be an ox and crawling on the ground, letting his son ride on his back. When the son accidentally fell, Qi Jinggong's teeth were broken (shé). Therefore, Baozi said: "Have you forgotten that the king broke his teeth because he was a Ruzi Niu?" He called Qi Jinggong "Ruzi Niu". This is a metaphor for the cattle of the people. This is a poem from Lu Xun's "Self-mockery". The whole poem is: "What do you want when you are transported to the canopy? I have already met you before I dare to turn over. I pass through the bustling city with a broken hat, and the leaky boat carries wine in the middle. I look at thousands of people with cold eyebrows, bow my head and be willing to be a ruthless ox. I hide in a small building and become unified, Never mind winter, summer, spring and autumn." Also, what a thousand people point to is what a thousand people point to, and what a thousand people point to is the public enemy of the people.