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"The Adventures of Good Soldier Schweik" written by J. Hasek, through the various encounters of an ordinary soldier Schweik in the First World War and the activities of various people around him, uses a wonderful technique of joking but not cruelty, adding solemnity and humor, and containing anger and laughter, exposing the cruel and decadent Austro-Hungarian Empire and all its ugliness to the broad daylight.

"The Adventures of Good Soldier Schweik" written by J. Hasek, through the various encounters of an ordinary soldier Schweik in the First World War and the activities of various people around him, uses a wonderful technique of joking but not cruelty, adding solemnity and humor, and containing anger and laughter, exposing the cruel and decadent Austro-Hungarian Empire and all its ugliness to the broad daylight.

The protagonist of "The Good Soldier Svejke" was originally a dog seller living at the bottom, but later became a messenger because of the war. He always followed the clichés of the Imperial Army, so he was always legal and gave no excuses. But for some reason, the more he obeyed his superior's orders, the more trouble he got into. His superiors called him a fool and a fool. In fact, Shuai Ke has a simple and honest personality, likes to speak straightforwardly, and is very witty and brave. Every time he gets into trouble, he can respond tactfully and tell the truth bravely. In this way, Shuai Ke accomplished great things that others could not do. He used folk proverbs and jokes to take over the slogans of his superiors, and waited for opportunities to cleverly fight against the reactionary rulers.