Frankly Speaking (Upper, Middle, Lower): A Youth Reader

Author: Lu Xun
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book collects the works of Lu Xun. It mainly includes Lu Xun's autobiography, "The Illness of My Father," "Kite," "Mr.," "Fan A'ning," "In Memory of Liu Hezhen," "In Memory of the Forgotten," "Reminiscence of Wei Suoyuan," "Faint Traces of Blood," "A Few Things About Mr. Taiyuan," "Random Thoughts by Lamplight," "Miscellaneous Reminiscences," "Hometown and Opera," "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Study," "Random Notes," "My Relationship with 'Yushi'," "How I Began to Write Novels," "Random Talks After Recovery," "How We Should Be Fathers Now," "On Opening Our Eyes," "Before the Birth of a Genius," "The Collapse of Leifeng Pagoda," "The 'Beiping' and 'Haijing' Schools," "A Few Things About China," "Have the Chinese Lost Their Confidence?" "Ghosts on the Chinese Literary Scene," "Confucius in Modern China," "The Three Souls of Scholarship," "The Three Classes of the Literary World"