The interpretation of "Sad for Lu Min, Sad for the Holy Land" (Dan Du Yu 19 19) is most in line with the author's creative intention: A. "Shandong puts on shackles" B.

Analysis of test questions: This question examines the ability to obtain picture information and call what you have learned. All the people in the picture are wearing fetters. The shackles are made of Japanese military flags, and Shandong is written on people's bodies. According to the creation time of the works in the title, if Japan wants to seize the sovereignty of Shandong, China, then the author's intention should be to expose Japan's ambitions, so the answer is D.