This poem consists of four stanzas. In the first and second stanzas, the poet uses contrasting techniques to express "my" attitude toward friendliness and hatred. It can be seen that the poet has a clear distinction between right and wrong and a firm stance. The poet uses two overlapping words, "water" and "shine", on the two words "tears" and "smile", which have completely different emotional colors, thus forming a "treacherous color" and showing that people are in adversity. The fighting methods and strategies in the film are obviously the crystallization of life experience. The third and fourth sections depict vivid pictures and end with a comic ending, full of humor.
This poem has a serious theme but a bright style. There is a story about stealing apples from Paradise in the Bible, but the poetic image in this poem is completely different. The object has changed, and the connotation has also changed. The image shown in the poem is that of a bullied child, but he is not a submissive person. He is good at using his wits to fight against his enemies. He is both innocent and clever in scheming. He watered the tree of his wrath with his tears and dried it with his fake smile, causing his enemies to fall into the trap and die under the poisonous tree. Judging from the ideological content, it is both relaxed and serious, both innocent and straightforward, yet sophisticated and profound. The philosophy of life seen in ordinary life is a reflection of the times and the current situation, as well as an expression and prospect of future ideals. It is full of poetry and thought-provoking.