Selected Essays of Lu Xun - Illustrated Edition

Author: Lu Xun
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Throughout Lu Xun's life, it can be seen that he tirelessly wrote throughout his career, making significant contributions to the democratic revolution and modern literature, leaving behind a rich and valuable spiritual heritage for people. In his lifetime, he wrote and translated nearly ten million words, including three collections of novels, seventeen collections of essays, one collection of prose poems, one collection of reflective prose, over 1,400 letters, and academic works such as A Brief History of Chinese Fiction and Outlines of the History of Chinese Literature. He translated literary works and literary theories from nearly one hundred writers from fourteen countries, published them in thirty-three separate volumes, and additionally compiled and collated eighteen ancient texts. Among his numerous works, it is not difficult to see from the quantity that essays are Lu Xun's most prolific genre. The character of classic culture lies in its ability to withstand the selection of history and the erosion of the flow of time; the significance of classic culture lies in its role in the growth of the nation. It is believed that in this era, rereading Lu Xun will have a profound impact on people.