Lü Xun's famous poems and prose

Author: Lu Xun
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Lu Xun's prose is a model of modern Chinese prose. By studying Lu Xun's various prose works, readers can refer to Qu Qiubai's "Preface to Selected Prose of Lu Xun," Yu Dafu's "Introduction to the Second Collection of Prose in the Great Series of New Chinese Literature," Wang Yao's "Essays on Lu Xun's Works," Sun Yushi's "Studies on Wild Grass," and so on. This book selects over 70 classical and modern poems by Lu Xun, including more than 90 prose pieces such as prose poems, reflective essays, essays, prefaces, letters, diaries, etc. The selected works include "Three Poems to Depart from My Brothers (Gengzi February)," "Lotus-Flowered Person," "Farewell to My Brothers (Gengzi February) with Postscript," "Eulogy for the Book God," "Three Poems to Depart from My Brothers (Xinchou February)," "Four Regulated Poems on Cherishing Flowers," "Self-Portrait," "Three Elegies for Fan Jun," "Dream," "God of Love," "Peach Blossoms," "Their Garden," and others.