Lu Xun's Complete Prose - (Annotated by Renowned Experts) (Illustrated Classic Edition)

Author: Qian Liqun
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: The achievements of modern Chinese prose, with Lu Xun as the richest and greatest—Yu Dafu (1935)
He can make simple language (Chinese) (extremely difficult to move) undulate in a variety of ways, always fresh, always clear, always soft yet hard, always sharp yet not vulgar. His great strength accommodates emotions, thoughts, and words within a thousand or two words, like a delicate, slender stone with the power of a grenade.—Lao She (1938)
Like most thoughtful people, he felt the darkness of the times and placed hope in the younger generation, spending the remaining days with regret. There is a helpless, pitiful, and soft-hearted mood, the kind of mood that belongs to a melancholic woman. The despair of the youth, the disillusionment of the present world, the instability of the times, and other complexities—all of these he saw and felt.—Shen Congwen (1934)
Author: Qian Liqun
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: The achievements of modern Chinese prose, with Lu Xun as the richest and greatest—Yu Dafu (1935)
He can make simple language (Chinese) (extremely difficult to move) undulate in a variety of ways, always fresh, always clear, always soft yet hard, always sharp yet not vulgar. His great strength accommodates emotions, thoughts, and words within a thousand or two words, like a delicate, slender stone with the power of a grenade.—Lao She (1938)
Like most thoughtful people, he felt the darkness of the times and placed hope in the younger generation, spending the remaining days with regret. There is a helpless, pitiful, and soft-hearted mood, the kind of mood that belongs to a melancholic woman. The despair of the youth, the disillusionment of the present world, the instability of the times, and other complexities—all of these he saw and felt.—Shen Congwen (1934)