Not many future generations really understand Jiang Baishi. Mr. Wang Guowei believed that Jiang Kui's words were "qualified but ruthless". I think it's a misunderstanding. Shiraishi's "ruthlessness" is actually "affectionate". It's just that the sentiment of Baishi is different from Xin Qiji's "vigorous" and "quick" (Preface to Zhou Ji's "Selected Poems of the Four Scholars of the Song Dynasty"), and also different from the "simple and vulgar" Liu Yong's poems (Volume 2 of Wang Zhuo's "Biji Manzhi"). He is an infatuated person like Obi. It's just that the former is lingering and the latter is heroic. Jiang Kui wandered around the world throughout his life, feeding on others. His upright elegance was accompanied by a certain amount of hardship. Life did not give him more choices, and it was not easy to survive. How could he use "the country is in danger, everyone is responsible" to demand harsh words from this painful man?