The famous works of Lu Xun's novels

Author: Lu Xun
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Lu Xun was a great revolutionary, thinker, and writer. Throughout his life, he wrote 33 short and medium-length stories, which were collected and published in three novels, "," "," and "." As a writer, he was first the pioneer of modern Chinese fiction and the founder of modern Chinese literature. Lu Xun's works set the direction for China's new culture, and China's new literature has continued to develop by inheriting the revolutionary tradition represented by Lu Xun. Lu Xun's creations are an eternal monument in the history of Chinese literature and a precious spiritual treasure of humanity. His novel writing, with its theme of timeless spirit and the creation of new forms, achieved a historically significant transformation in Chinese fiction, giving it modern content and form and completing the transition of the new literature of the fourth period from old fiction to modern new fiction. The ideological and artistic achievements of Lu Xun's novel writing ushered in a new era for modern Chinese fiction and attracted attention both domestically and internationally. It can be said that the study of Lu Xun's novels has turned a new page in the history of Lu Xun studies. This book collects dozens of novels such as "A Madman's Diary," "Confucius Is Dead," "Medicine," "Tomorrow," "A Small Incident," "The Story of Hair," "A Wave," "Hometown," "The True Story of Ah Q," "Dragon Boat Festival," "White Light," "Rabbits and Cats," "The Comedy of Ducks," "Social Drama," "Blessings," "At a Tavern," and "A Happy Family."