I want to tell my fortune …

Taoist king doesn't understand the value of cultural relics, let alone patriotism. His devotion to religion turned his innate ignorance into dementia and lewdness. His behavior is unforgivable to the country and the people, but compared with the ruler who ceded land to sell the country and protect the throne, it is only a drop in the ocean. Moreover, Taoist Wang was a freak created by the ruling class at that time. That era provided him with an "opportunity" that would bring disaster to the ages. It is accurate to say that "Wang Daochang is just a clown who made a wrong step in this tragedy".

These two sentences contain the author's complicated feelings. "All scholars with practical spirit" is of course not to praise foreign cultural robbers, but to despise them here. "Work hard" for imperialist forces and hegemonic cultural concepts