The meaning of the novel title "Rabbit" obviously refers to the reference to homosexuality in ancient China-Rabbit. In ancient China, there were other nicknames such as Berqin, Xianggong, Gu Xiang and child abuse. This also reflects from one side that homosexual behavior has existed since ancient times and is the "beginning of sex" rather than the patent of modern decadent bourgeoisie.
Strictly speaking, people who have homosexual sex are not necessarily homosexuals; On the other hand, homosexuals do not necessarily have homosexual sex, although there are some individuals. In Lao She's Rabbit, Xiao Chen, the hero, is keen on singing opera and resigns from public office to work in the society with Chu Zongli and Heihan to satisfy his hobbies. Experienced the twists and turns of life, and finally died of failure, during which-
Chief Chu pays, and the black man does things. Xiao Chen lives in the commander-in-chief's villa and has his own suitcase, diamond ring and car. He just can't touch the money, and everything is handled by Heihan.
As long as there is a play, director Chu has a box, and sometimes he takes his sister with him: after watching the play, they go back to the villa to live together. Xiao Chen's sister is really beautiful.
Chief Chu got a beauty, and Heihan left a lot of money, so he had to go to the theatre and was called "Rabbit".
Lao She's brushwork shows the inhumanity and injustice of everyone in society for personal gain from another novel angle of human nature-the fate of homosexuals. It was the protagonist Xiao Chen who expressed great sympathy.