Lu Xun's essays / Collected Works of Huagai

Author: Lu Xun
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: The Sequel to the Selected Works of Lu Xun continues the struggle against feudalism and the culture of comprador intellectuals. The focus shifts from broad social criticism to intense political struggles. "Those who survive amidst the faint red hue of blood may dimly perceive a faint hope; the true heroes will move forward with greater determination." The Sequel to the Selected Works of Lu Xun is characterized by concise language, profound insights, and sharp satire.
This book includes 33 essays and 1 preface written by Lu Xun between 1923 and 1927.
The Sequel to the Selected Works of Lu Xun continues the struggle against feudalism and the culture of comprador intellectuals. The focus shifts from broad social criticism to intense political struggles. "Those who survive amidst the faint red hue of blood may dimly perceive a faint hope; the true heroes will move forward with greater determination." The Sequel to the Selected Works of Lu Xun is characterized by concise language, profound insights, and sharp satire.
With illustrations by Qiu Sha and Wang Weijun. The two artists have dedicated their lives to "revealing the ideological system of Lu Xun" through their brushwork. With unwavering exploration, meticulous craftsmanship, and bold creativity, they have faithfully recreated Lu Xun's world with "accurate understanding, profound expression, and exquisite artistry."