Under the Red Halo, Lu Xun

Author: Qu Qiubai
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: This series of "Looking Back at Lu Xun" collects recollections and research writings on Lu Xun from both domestic and international scholars, representing a comprehensive and large-scale compilation of documents on Lu Xun studies to date. Lu Xun studies have long been a prominent field of academic interest, and this field will continue to flourish. The series gathers the essence of Lu Xun studies from different stages of the 20th century, presenting a full picture of the cultural and intellectual giant and profoundly revealing Lu Xun's rich and complex inner world. Among the works included are four monographs: Qian Liqun's Exploring the Soul, Li Ou-fan's Shouts from the Iron House, Wang Hui's Rebelling Against Despair, and Ito Kuma's Lu Xun and the Japanese. There are also two collections of essays: The Encirclement and Lu Xun under the Red Halo, which highlight the diverse interpretations of Lu Xun in different historical contexts. Additionally, there are numerous recollections by Xu Shouchang, Xu Guangping, Zhou Zuoren, Feng Xuefeng, Hu Feng, and others. This book is a collection of works by various red revolutionaries discussing and studying Lu Xun. It is one of the series "Looking Back at Lu Xun." The book primarily features numerous essays and monographs on Lu Xun. The included articles include: From Thought to Writing, Lu Xun's Early Contributions to Philosophy, My Understanding of Lu Xun, Mao Zedong on Lu Xun, A Great Loss for the Chinese People, Researching and Learning from Lu Xun, On Lu Xun's Novels, A National Masterpiece, Unfading Brilliance, Written Under a Lamp of Cooking Oil, Cold and Sweet, A Question of a Letter, and more.