The content of the poem satirizing the villain: blindly following the wind without real evidence, pointing fingers behind people's backs.

Here are some poems that satirize cheating: - A hundred arts are not as good as a single essence, and ten thousand words are not worth a moment of silence. - Don't stretch out your hand, or you'll be caught. - He stole needles when he was young and stole gold when he grew up. - He who deceives others will be deceived, and he who deceives others will be deceived. - A gentleman is magnanimous, but a villain is often sad. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The following are some ancient texts that satirize people who speak ill of others behind their backs: - "A loving mother is not close to a loving mother." "Records of the Historian, Biography of Ailizi Ganmao" - "All the women are jealous of my beautiful eyebrows, and they say that I am good at lewdness." Qu Yuan's Li Sao - "If you don't know a man, you won't be his friend." Sima Qian's Records of the Historian - "A gentleman breaks off his friendship and doesn't say anything bad." Records of the Historian - "Who doesn't speak behind his back? Who doesn't speak in front of him?" Zengguang Xianwen While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

Of course, the following are some ancient poems that satirize the corruption of the government: What can a carnivorous man do? (From the Book of Songs) 2. Break the bag before it's empty, save the trouble, and discuss it properly (from Bai Juyi's "Farewell to the Ancient Original Grass" in the Tang Dynasty) 3. The Empty City Stratagem (from Zhuge Liang's Empty City Stratagem during the Three Kingdoms period) 4. effortless (from Du Fu's "Military Carriage" in the Tang Dynasty) 5. Clear water comes out of hibiscus and naturally goes to carving (from Li Bai's "Furong Lou Seeing Xin Jian" in Tang Dynasty) 6. Wool comes from the sheep (from Wang Zhihuan's "Climbing the Stork Tower" in the Tang Dynasty) 7 countries break through mountains and rivers in the city, spring grass and trees are deep (from Du Fu's Spring View in the Tang Dynasty) 8. Wanting to see a thousand miles and climb to the next level (from Wang Zhihuan's "Climbing the Stork Tower" in the Tang Dynasty) 9. Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world. 10. The Bird's Nest by the Pond, the Tree Monk Knocks at the Moon Gate (From Bai Juyi's "Farewell to the Ancient Grass" of the Tang Dynasty) I hope these poems can answer your question.

Maybe she was having a big argument with someone and got really frustrated and angry.

I'm not sure exactly. Maybe it has something to do with social stereotypes or online humor trends.

No, usually you can't. Social media platforms and other story-sharing platforms often require you to follow someone to have access to their stories.

In the novel, the red knight may start as a somewhat naive character, but as they witness the negative effects of greed for money around them, they become more resolute in not following money blindly. They might have friends who are corrupted by money, and this serves as a contrast to their own unwavering stance. This way, the author gradually builds their character as one that is morally upright and not easily influenced by monetary temptations.

"Sand Between Fingers" is a complete contemporary Chinese poem as follows: middle of the desert There is a desert Fine sand like gold shine I walk in the sand Like stepping on gold One step, one seal The footprints are deep The sand is boundless I've walked far only to find a small river Flowing from the depths of desert I walk along the river Walk to the other side of the river looked back Still a desert I decided to keep going Putting the sand between my fingers One by one, stay Until the end I found That stretch of sand It turns out to be so beautiful

Salad Fingers is a rather strange and dark series of animations. The story is full of odd and disturbing elements that don't follow a conventional narrative.

" The wind blows through the water without leaving a trace " was not a poem but a commonly used phrase in online novels. The meaning of this phrase was that when the wind blew over the water, it would not leave any traces. It described the protagonist's martial arts skills, which could instantly destroy his opponent.