Selected Works of Lu Xun. Essay Volume, Novel and Prose Volume: Essay Volume, Novel and Prose Volume

Author: Lu Xun
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: This historical giant, hailed by Mao Zedong as a great revolutionary, thinker, and litterateur in modern history, has been gone for fifty-four years. The tides of history will erode many names that once shone brightly, but time's washing will also make the achievements of some even more brilliant. After decades of storms, as people's experiences expand, the unparalleled depth of Lu Xun is gradually gaining new understanding and reverence. It can be said with certainty that Lu Xun is being or will be rediscovered by people. Lu Xun left behind over 8 million words of works in his lifetime, including novels, essays, prose, prose poems, and poetry, with approximately 1.7 million words of literary creations, and about 800,000 words of academic treatises and the collation, verification, and organization of ancient texts. Additionally, there are translations, letters, and diaries. This selected collection carefully chooses all of Lu Xun's novels, prose, essays, poetry, academic treatises, letters, and diaries, allowing readers to grasp the overall picture of Lu Xun's works and thereby gain a comprehensive understanding of him and enhance their cultural. Lu Xun was the greatest litterateur and thinker of twentieth-century China, as well as a great revolutionary. His works provide an accurate description and critique of the social psychology of various classes and strata in modern China; his spirit represents the thorough revolutionary spirit of the oppressed people in their pursuit of truth and liberation; his thoughts not only hold eternal value but also carry profound contemporary significance, especially during the current historical transition period centered on economic construction, making them particularly important. For China to stand independently among the nations of the world, it cannot afford to lack the spirit of Lu Xun, nor can it lack his revolutionary spirit. On September 25, 2002, which marked the 121st anniversary of Lu Xun's birth, this collection was published in memory of Lu Xun, to commemorate the master and express the people's reverence.