In literary or social expression, the use of irony requires a balance between the artistry of language and basic respect for others. If you need to present this phenomenon from the perspective of ridicule, you can try the following methods (please pay attention to the contextual applicability)： 1. **"You are really a "living Lei Feng" all year round. Didn't the United Nations award you a medal as a "Human spirit repairer"? "** (Using social honor to reflect excessive dedication implies questioning of the source of self-worth) 2. **"It is recommended that you start a crash course in saints. It's a pity that the obsessive-compulsive disorder that can be saved when you see people is not used for profit. "** (Juxtapose altruistic behavior with business thinking to create cognitive conflicts) 3. **"Do you want to apply for a patent for your kind battery? After all, this kind of battery life that will never be powered off has violated the law of conservation of energy. "** (Using scientific principles to deconstruct emotional giving, implying that it violates the norm of human nature) 4. **"The scarf hanging around your neck is not a scarf, it is a moral noose that is ready to strangle yourself at any time to fulfill others, right? "** (Use metaphors like violence to kidnap spiritually to warn of self-consumption) 5. **"It is recommended that the hospital add a specialist outpatient clinic for "Our Lady's Disease’. Your advanced symptoms are enough to be a textbook case. "** (Pseudo-medical terms dispel sublimity and suggest abnormal psychology) Need to pay attention： • All satire should be based on the premise that the ridiculed person does have "self-moving contribution", "cross-border interference" or "moral kidnapping". • Avoid attacking pure goodwill, the focus should be on the behavior rather than the goodwill itself • Use with caution in formal occasions, which is prone to communication misunderstandings If used in literary creation, it can be combined with character details to enhance the sense of authenticity: "Aunt Wang's hand is always hanging on the doorknob of someone else's house, as if the keyholes of the whole community are waiting for the mercy on her key ring to lubricate. "