Old cows can also solve the problem of being young and expensive without their own whips. Where did it come from?

This sentence comes from Xu Guangping's "Mr. Lu Xun" and "Reminiscence"

This book is a memory of some thoughts and fragments written by Xu Guangping in memory of Lu Xun. Most books are written to commemorate and meet the requirements of newspapers and periodicals. Therefore, the author once said that the significance of commemoration in these articles is greater than that of objective research, which not only strongly reveals the author's personal nostalgia when writing.

The symbolic meaning of cattle

Cattle is a symbol of hard work in traditional culture and a representative and carrier of China's traditional spirit. It is loved by the world because of its meekness, diligence, loyalty and hard work.

Mr. Lu Xun once used an ox as a metaphor: "I am like an ox, eating grass and milking blood." Cattle's hard work and selfless dedication are also the excellent qualities of the Chinese nation for thousands of years.

Just like the "ox spirit" strongly advocated today, it comes from cows and represents the working people who are struggling hard and diligently pursuing a better life, which has important symbolic significance.