How to understand Fu Lei's anger in Memory of Fu Lei

Fu Lei's anger stems from his profound observation and thinking about modern society.

He believes that the traditional culture of China is gradually disappearing, the richness and depth of culture are losing, and the society is becoming impetuous and utilitarian. He was very dissatisfied and angry with this change, which not only destroyed the cultural heritage, but also distorted the essence of human nature.

Fu Lei's anger also stems from his concern for social injustice and vulnerable groups. He is concerned about the situation of the poor and vulnerable groups and thinks that society should pay more attention to the rights and interests of these groups. His anger is also a protest and resistance to social injustice and inequality.

In a word, Fu Lei's anger is a reflection and resistance to the social status quo and cultural changes, and a pursuit and appeal to the essence of human nature and social justice. His thoughts and spirit had a far-reaching impact on the development and progress of modern culture in China.