Who wrote Ding Yuanying's self-deprecating poem?

This poem was "Self-mockery" by Lu Xun. It mainly expressed his self-mockery and sarcasm. Self-inscribed small portrait I'm a blockhead The world is before my eyes; I'm just a speck of dust He was swaying in this world. I don't have an intelligent mind He could only rely on his own imagination. I don't have a beautiful face He could only rely on his own imagination. I'm just an ordinary person Wandering in this world; There's nothing special about me It only existed in this world. But I have my own value My existence to this world; I used my wisdom and courage To bring change to this world. The meaning of this poem was that Lu Xun thought that he was just an ordinary person in the world, without anything special, but his existence was valuable and meaningful to this world. This poem also expressed Lu Xun's modesty and confidence in himself.

Lu Xun's Self-Inscribed Portrait was an essay describing the portrait he painted for himself, expressing his reflection on his own life and praise for himself. Self-mockery was a cultural phenomenon that often appeared in literary works, crosstalk, movies, and other art forms. Self-deprecating means to mock oneself but often shows an attitude of self-reflection and self-improvement. In Lu Xun's Self-Inscribed Portrait, he expressed his reflection on his own life and his thoughts on human nature by drawing a portrait of himself. He believed that although he was small, he had his own value and meaning to contribute to society. Self-mockery has a profound influence in Chinese culture. Many writers, artists, and celebrities have used self-mockery to express their views and attitudes.

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The original text of Lu Xun's Self-mockery is as follows: I'm a fan of online literature. I'll answer questions based on the knowledge I've learned. Do you have any questions for me to answer?

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This sentence came from the Ming Dynasty novel 'Dream of the Red Chamber', written by Cao Xueqin.

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Fan Xian's poem was written by him.

The poem that Fan Xian wrote was written by Du Fu.