Original text:
Seven Laws and Comrade Guo Moruo
Wind and thunder together on the ground, a pile of thin bones.
Monks are fools, but they can still be cultivated, while demons are ghosts, which will cause disasters.
The golden monkey made a thousand moves, and Yuyu clarified Wan Li.
Today, I cheer for Sun, just because the demon fog is coming again.
Precautions:
(1) [Meng Meng] self-preservation, meaning "person" in ancient times. Fool, stupid person.
(2) 【 Quotations (Yu Yu) 】 Quotations, an underwater monster in ancient legends, are harmful to people. Quotations, that is, ghosts, were later compared to sinister and evil people.
Creative background:
[and Comrade Guo Moruo] 196 1 year 10. In October, Zhejiang Yue Opera Troupe performed Monkey King Thrice Defeats the Skeleton Demon, a Shao opera based on the story of The Journey to the West's 27th Hui Bai. Guo Moruo saw the play and wrote a poem against modern revisionism at that time. The theme of this poem is the same as Guo's poems (which is also the theme of most of the author's poems since then), except that Guo's poems are hostile to Tang Priest who was deceived by Bai. Guo accepted the author's opinion after reading this poem. Guo Moruo (1892- 1978), a native of Leshan, Sichuan, is a famous modern writer and historian. The Journey to the West's story is often used in two poems, because it is widely circulated, so it is not added now.
Attachment: Guo Moruo's original poems
Looking at Monkey King Thrice Defeats the Skeleton Demon from the Seven Laws
The shemale confuses right and wrong, is kind to the enemy, and plays practical jokes on friends.
I've heard the curse of the golden cudgel ten thousand times, and escaped from the bone three times.
When a thousand knives chop the flesh of the Tang monk, what is the loss to the Great Sage?
Education can appreciate in time, and pigs are smarter than fools.
Notes on the original poem:
(1) 【 tired three times 】 three times in a row.
(2) 【 pig eight quit 】 refers to the pig eight quit.