New Lu Xun Collection of Sketches: Tomb, Hot Wind, Letters from Two Places

Author: Lu Xun
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Unlike other great figures who bring to the world only the dazzling brilliance that remains static in history or at a particular stage, what he brings can rather be described as "a consoling remembrance," a triumphal arch, a colorful bouquet—rather than a breach in the besieged city, a broken shield, or a rose garden without flowers. As a spiritual legacy of the contemporary era, it is vast, heavy, and intensely stimulating, causing one to be wounded by its depth, in pain, awakened, and willing to forge ahead with bleeding heels.

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