Lü Xun's classic novels

Author: Lu Xun
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Lu Xun was a great thinker and litterateur of 20th-century China. Originally named Zhou Zhangshou, he styled himself Yucai and later changed his name to Shuren. From a young age, he was nurtured by traditional and folk cultures. Later, during his studies and time studying in Japan, he widely engaged with Western culture. Amidst the extreme turmoil and transformation of Chinese society, thought, and culture, he gradually developed his independent personality and ideological system. As one of the world cultural giants of the 20th century, Lu Xun is hailed as the national soul of modern China, and his spirit has profoundly influenced generations of Chinese people. Lu Xun's highly creative and imaginative literary works, whether in poetry, fiction, prose, or essays, laid a solid foundation and opened up vast horizons for the development of modern Chinese literature. This book collects two works, Nahan (A Call to Arms) and Panghuang (The Wandering), which represent the highest achievements of Lu Xun's fictional creations, and is accompanied by color illustrations. It includes historical photographs that reflect the era's background, as well as relevant materials about Lu Xun's life, and also features exquisite images that align with the text, aiming to meet the higher-level reading needs of contemporary readers of Lu Xun. A CD titled Classics of Lu Xun's Fiction, narrated by a renowned announcer, is included with the book, providing a holographic and three-dimensional interpretation of the deeper meanings of Lu Xun's novels. This allows readers to gain a broader cultural perspective, aesthetic experience, imaginative space, and enjoyable reading experience, while also serving as an ideal tool for family education, classroom teaching, and artistic appreciation.