Mr. Lu Xun said: A true warrior dares to face the bleak life and faces the dripping blood. What do you understand?

Real warriors dare to face the bleak life and face the dripping blood. This sentence is a famous saying by Lu Xun, which comes from "In Memory of Mr. Liu Hezhen".

It means that a true brave man dares to face the cruel life and can face life and death calmly.

The article "In Memory of Mr. Liu Hezhen" was written after the March 18th massacre. In March 1926, with the support of Japanese imperialism, the Feng Faction warlords invaded the pass, and the National Army led by Feng Yuxiang fought against the Feng Army. The Japanese imperialists openly aided Feng's army, sending warships to Dagukou and shelling the Nationalist Army, killing and wounding more than ten defenders.

"Real warriors" refer to truly brave revolutionary fighters who dare to face the dark reality and take seriously the bloody massacres committed by reactionary rulers. They mourned the country's bleak future and the people's tragic fate, and took courage, struggle, and dedication as their greatest happiness.

"Mediocre people" are mediocre people, people who often do nothing. In the article, it refers to a person who is timid, easily forgets, and can only survive temporarily. Objectively, it plays a role in maintaining the existence and development of "this society that looks like humans but is not human."