Author: Lu Xun, Lao She, Lin Yutang, etc.
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Publish Date: 2007-01-03
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Lu Xun: Using humor to deal with enemies is also a good strategy of war, but the point of contact must be the mortal wound of the opponent. Otherwise, the joke will remain nothing more than a joke.
Lao She: Humor is primarily a mindset, discerning the comic in things and skillfully writing it out. With compassion in the laughter, humor becomes profound.
Lin Yutang: Culture, life, culture, and thought of any country all need the nourishment of close-to-the-heart humor. A nation without humor will see its culture becoming increasingly hypocritical, life becoming increasingly deceitful, thought becoming increasingly rigid, literature becoming increasingly barren, and the human heart becoming increasingly stubborn.
Qian Zhongshu: Humor is indeed expressed through laughter, but the pen does not necessarily represent humor. True humor is the ability to laugh at oneself. It is not only a humorous perspective on life but also a humorous perspective on humor itself.
Everyone is humorous
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