Of the twenty-four articles in Weeds, seven begin like this: "I dreamed of myself ..." Others are mostly extended in visions or memories, or I don't know when to open them. It can be seen that the inspiration for Mr. Wang's creation of Weeds comes from the lowest thoughts and feelings buried in the depths of his soul. It is conceivable that in the process of creation, he has been suppressing his emotions and trying to keep his mind calm and inner peace. These, we can easily see from articles such as My Lovelorn, Good Story, A Unique Skill, etc. There are also several articles, such as Argument, Wise Man and Fool and Slave. At first glance, they seem bland, without any emotional color, and their expressions are mostly straightforward narratives. But there are some fierce and "ready to move" things hidden behind the plain, and you can still feel a mixed feeling of ridicule and helplessness, and it is clearly lyrical. Sometimes, the passion and anger in the husband's heart reach an uncontrollable level, so there is revenge, dead fire and death. Through the discussion, analysis and demonstration of the above papers, we can draw a conclusion: Mr. Lu Xun is a man who is rigid outside and soft inside. He has an extraordinary personality and will, and he is grim and cold. His courage and good fighting make him a pioneer and fighter who is respected and even believed by the people. However, behind this sharpness lies the tenderness of a great man. His hesitation, his sentimentality, his occasional self-distrust, and his lingering sadness make him no longer a distant god, but a living person with flesh and blood, joy and sorrow, laughter and tears, love and hate.