在我国古代贫贱之士所撰对联往往饱含世事沧桑和人情冷暖尽管幽默风趣令人捧腹但细品之下辛酸之味尽显。一明朝福州有个叫徐英的屠夫虽然一贫如洗但很有文才除夕之夜在门上贴了一幅对联自嘲: 鼠国粮尽潜踪去;犬为家贫放胆眠二清乾隆年间安徽桐城有位乡村理发匠吴鳌。虽生活贫苦却能诗善对某年春节戏 The couplets written by poor people in ancient China are often full of vicissitudes of life and warmth and humor. Although humorous and humorous, it is full of bitterness. There was a butcher named Xu Ying in Fuzhou during the Ming dynasty. Although the butcher was very poor, he was very literate. He posted a couplet on the door on the eve of New Year’s Eve: the rat national food did its best; the dog was guilty of poverty; the Qing dynasty was the second year of Qianlong in Anhui Tongcheng. A village barber Wu Yan. Although life is poor, poetry is good for a year’s Spring Festival