Mice have skin, but people have no tools. If a person doesn't look his face squarely, he might as well die.
Rats have skin and teeth, but people have no end. A man without virtue should not wait for death.
Rats have skins and bodies, but people are rude. If people are rude, Hu will not die?
2. Translation
Look at that mouse with skin. How can you be a person without dignity? If you have no dignity, you might as well die early.
Look at that mouse with teeth. He can't control his behavior. If you can't control yourself, why not die?
Look at that mouse. It's impolite to be a man. If you don't behave yourself, don't hesitate to go to hell.
Extended information: 1 The Wind Rat is probably the most explicit, direct and hateful song in the Book of Songs. Han Confucianism is "too abusive and vulgar!" It means the most vulgar language violence, which is "only three hundred poems".
2. There are five poems about rats in The Book of Songs ("meaningless light rain" and "rats think of weeping blood", which are familiar to rats, but not counted). Apart from this poem, the other four schools directly reprimand or drive away mice, and it is true that "mice cross the street and everyone cries out", which is natural since ancient times.
3. However, this poem is different. It happened that ugly, cunning and stealing mice were chosen to compare with the "incumbents" of the country, and it was openly judged that those shameless incumbents were not even as good as mice. The poet not only denounced them, but also asked them to die early so as not to defile the lofty word "people".
Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia-"Guo Feng Feng Yanxiang Mouse"