Feng Xuefeng Remembers Lu Xun

Author: Feng Xuefeng
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This book is divided into periods, collecting Feng Xuefeng's recollections of Lu Xun. The articles included are: "How I Met Lu Xun," "Lu Xun's Attitude Toward the League of Left-Wing Writers," "National Feelings and Class Feelings," "Passing Away," "Revolution and the Intelligentsia," "Satirical Literature and Social Reform," "Lu Xun's Political Essays," "Lu Xun's Literary Path," and more. This series, "Looking Back at Lu Xun," compiles recollections and research writings on Lu Xun from both China and abroad. It is one of the most comprehensive and large-scale compilations of Lu Xun studies to date. Lu Xun studies have long been recognized as a prominent field of academic interest, and this field will continue to flourish. In the 20th century, no Chinese writer has had a greater impact on later generations or left as many topics for discussion as Lu Xun. His works continue to have a vast readership. However, Lu Xun is also a difficult figure to describe. It is quite challenging to delve into the depths of his inner thoughts. The depth and complexity of Lu Xun's thought make it difficult for later generations to express themselves when approaching his legacy, often leading to awkwardness in articulation. Lu Xun offers profound and long-lasting insights into national self-reflection and is constantly regarded as a source of spiritual transcendence. In the turbulent and transformative cultural landscape of 20th-century China, Lu Xun played an indispensable role. Today, he is both a classic subject of study and a living, breathing figure in the ranks of contemporary thinkers—a role model and a mentor. Whether in academic circles or among the general public, there are growing points of Lu Xun consciousness. This book is part of the "Looking Back at Lu Xun" series. It is divided into periods, collecting Feng Xuefeng's recollections of Lu Xun. The articles included are: "How I Met Lu Xun," "Lu Xun's Attitude Toward the League of Left-Wing Writers," "National Feelings and Class Feelings," "Passing Away," "Revolution and the Intelligentsia," "Satirical Literature and Social Reform," "Lu Xun's Political Essays," "Lu Xun's Literary Path," and more.