Content of the poem: You scold me, I scold you, I scold you, but I scold myself through someone's mouth.
From the third grade Chinese text "Unforgettable Poetry".
"Unforgettable Poem" tells us that being a man needs language civilization and can't call names. Swearing is just swearing at yourself through the mouth of others.
Content: Two primary school students turned against each other because of a trivial matter and quarreled in the corridor. President Tao Xingzhi met him and didn't say anything to his face. At the morning meeting the next day, President Tao sent a poem "Swearing" to everyone, and a classmate sang a poem "Beating People". From then on, people in school occasionally found that someone was going to get angry, and immediately someone would recite poems of "cursing" or "hitting".
The text tells the story that President Tao Xingzhi skillfully uses small poems to educate students and make them love each other. It embodies Tao Xingzhi's unique educational way and teaches us to unite our classmates and help each other. Therefore, whenever and wherever, we should do more things that are beneficial to people and not do things that are harmful to people. Because you hurt me, I will hurt you, and I will hurt myself. You help me, I help you, help me, and finally help yourself.