Selected Works of Lu Xun (Complete 12 Volumes)

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Features: I suggest reading some philosophy and some Lu Xun. Lu Xun's value in China, as I see it, can be counted among the sages of China. Confucius was the sage of the feudal society, and Lu Xun was the sage of modern China.—Mao Zedong
I beg you to go to the hospital immediately for treatment! Because every day of delay means an additional day of danger to your life!! Your life is not just yours, but belongs to China and the Chinese revolution!!! For the sake of China and the revolution, it is necessary for you to preserve and cherish your body, because China needs you, the revolution needs you!!!—Song Qingling
If asked, since the inception of the New Literature Movement in China, who is the greatest? Who best represents this era? I would answer without hesitation: Lu Xun. Lu Xun's novels surpass all the great works in this field in China's thousands of years. As for his essays and miscellaneous writings, they offer a style that no ancient predecessor could match and that no later generation could follow. Although Lu Xun is dead, his spirit shall endure with the Chinese nation forever.—Yu Dafu
I always feel that Lu Xun's historical significance for China is even greater than his literary significance.—Internationally renowned journalist Edgar Snow
The depth of Lu Xun's literary cultivation and the excellence of his social thought make him a shining star among the literary scholars of East Asian countries. His death is a significant loss to the world literary scene and East Asian culture.—Japanese writer Tatsuko Ueda
Mr. Lu Xun is not only one of the greatest writers in China but also one of the world's greatest writers of. His works are not only a treasure of the Chinese nation but also a cultural treasure of the world. In short, Mr. Lu Xun is one of the greatest international writers.—Mrs. Hoa Luochun, USA
In his lifetime, Lu Xun left behind over 8 million words of writing, including novels, essays, prose, prose poems, and poems. Among these, about 1.7 million words are literary creations, while academic works, collations, studies, and arrangements of ancient texts amount to about 800,000 words. Additionally, there are translations, letters, and diaries. This anthology carefully selects all of Lu Xun's novels, essays, essays, poems, academic works, letters, and diaries, allowing readers to grasp the overall picture of his works and thus gain a comprehensive understanding of Lu Xun and enhance their cultural cultivation.
Lu Xun was one of the greatest writers and thinkers of the 20th 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 complete revolutionary spirit of the oppressed people in their pursuit of truth and liberation. His ideas not only hold eternal value but also possess profound contemporary significance, especially in the current historical period of transformation centered on economic construction, where they are particularly important.
For China to stand tall among the nations of the world, it cannot afford to lack Lu Xun's character or spirit.
On September 25, 2002, the 121st anniversary of Lu Xun's birth, this collection was published in memory of him and to express the people's reverence.
Lu Xun (1881–1936), whose surname was Zhou, was originally named Zhang Shoushou and later changed his name to Shuren while studying in Nanjing in 1898. "Lu Xun" was the pen name he adopted in 1918 when he published the novel "A Madman's Diary," with "Lu" taken from his mother's surname.