Endless vicissitudes embrace the remains of ancient texts

Author: Sun Fuyuan
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Publish Date: 2001-03-13
Features: This series collects the essence of studies from different stages of the 20th century at home and abroad, comprehensively showcasing the demeanor of a cultural and intellectual giant of the generation, and profoundly revealing Lu Xun's rich and complex inner world. Among them are four monographs: Qian Liqun's Exploring the Mind, Li Ouwan's Roaring in the Iron House, Wang Hui's Rebellion Against Despair, and Ito Kuma's Lu Xun and the Japanese; two collections of essays: The Encirclement and Lu Xun under the Red Halo, which evoke different interpretations of Lu Xun in different historical contexts. There are also numerous reminiscences by Xu Shouchang, Xu Guangping, Zhou Zuoren, Feng Xuefeng, Hu Feng, and others. This book is one in the Looking Back at Lu Xun series. This book is a collection of reminiscences about Lu Xun by his disciple Sun Fuyuan and others. The texts in this volume have some special features compared to other volumes of reminiscences, as they are written by people who once corresponded with Lu Xun several years later. Those who corresponded with Lu Xun include friends, students, family members, lovers, young writers seeking his guidance, and even readers who had never met him. These people and their letters form a very interesting world. These texts contain many background materials, which are of great help to the study of Lu Xun's life and thoughts.