Illustrated Dictionary of Characters in Lu Xun's Works

Author: Zheng Xinling
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: It's often heard that Lu Xun's works are difficult to read and not easily understood. This is not just said by young people, but also by some experts who study Lu Xun. I remember Professor Li Heliang has repeatedly shared such sincere thoughts. This elderly scholar has made significant achievements in Lu Xun studies and has also been very concerned and dedicated to promoting Lu Xun's works. To carry forward Lu Xun's spirit, the author of this book provides popular explanations of the typical characters with distinct artistic personalities in Lu Xun's works. Each character is described in a few hundred words accompanied by several illustrations, offering a unique way to interpret Lu Xun's creations, with a fresh flavor. This book selects dozens of typical characters with prominent artistic personalities from Lu Xun's works, including The Call to Arms, The Wandering, Evening Chrysanthemums, Wild Grass, and The Diary of a Madman. Each character is described in a few hundred words with several illustrations, making it easy to understand and humorous, helping young people better grasp Lu Xun's works.