What emotion does Lu Xun's doggerel My Lovelorn want to express?

This poem was first published in. In the magazine, the author wrote in the preface of the English translation: "I wrote" My Lovelorn "because of satirizing the popular lovelorn poems at that time. When talking about this article, I said, "It's just three doggerel poems entitled" My lovelorn ",because I saw the popularity of lovelorn poems such as" Ah, I'm dying "at that time, and I deliberately made something ending with" Let her go ",just kidding. This poem was later added and published in Threads. My lovelorn is the only chapter in Weeds that appears in the form of poetry. At that time, some young people did not actively participate in the rising wave of people's revolutionary struggle, but indulged in the narrow world of personal love. They regard love as supreme and more important than anything else, as if they lost their lives when they were lovelorn, and there is no need to survive; Once they are lovelorn, they will write some boring lovelorn poems, such as "Ouch, I'm going to die". In order to satirize the prevalence of this boring lovelorn poem, Lu Xun "deliberately wrote a poem ending with' Let her go', just kidding" ("Three Idle Sets of Me and < The Sum of Threads >), and let out a sneer.

My lovelorn poem consists of four sections. The author selects several typical courtship cases, and summarizes the reasons and process of my lovelorn love from different angles by means of parallelism and paragraph overlapping. Humor, satire, acrimony.

In the four poems, the first three sentences of each poem write about the difficulty of "I" courtship. Typical location choices such as "mountainside", "downtown", "riverside" and "home is good" summarize all my love life before my lovelorn. ……

I repeatedly emphasized my painful mood and helpless predicament, paving the way for the following article about the stimulation after lovelorn.

The last four sentences of each poem are about the process and reasons of "I" falling out of love, as well as the pain, troubles and choices after falling out of love. Xu Shoushang's "Lu Xun's Games" said: "This poem satirizes those' Ah! I can't live! I've lost my master! The lovelorn poems are popular, such as ... most readers think this is nonsense, just interesting; I didn't know that owls were his favorite, Sugar-Coated Berry was his favorite, antiperspirants were commonly used, and red snakes were his favorite. Still serious and unpretentious. "This is a footnote to understand the gift in the poem. Owls, candied haws and red snakes are Lu Xun's favorites, and antiperspirants are his usual ones. He gave his lover what he liked and needed most, but his lover didn't understand or even turned his back on him. How to maintain this kind of love that is not based on mutual understanding? Or "let her go. "