A handsome horse carries an idiot, and a beautiful wife often sleeps with my husband. What do you mean?

Source: The Lost Title by Xie Ming Zhao Zhe.

A man with dementia can ride a good horse, and a clever wife often lives with a clumsy husband.

[Appreciation] In feudal society, the unreasonable marriage system deprived women of the right to choose their spouses freely. Some smart women are often forced to marry stupid and clumsy people, just like a good horse, but controlled by idiots. These two poems are a protest against the feudal marriage system, telling the inner pain of women who lost their lifelong happiness because they could not make their own decisions. In terms of expression, it adopts a biased structure, and the former sentence is a metaphor to set off the topic raised in the latter sentence. The metaphor of the previous sentence is quite vivid, which makes the unreasonable phenomenon revealed by the latter sentence more vivid and intense.

Idiots prefer to ride a good horse, and smart wives often sleep with my husband. There are many unfair things in the world, and it is impossible to make it a day.