Lü Xun and his Japanese friends

Author: Zhou Guowei
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book primarily narrates the interactions between Mr. Lu Xun and nearly 60 Japanese friends. Among these Japanese friends, there are teachers Lu Xun met during his studies in Japan, such as the well-known Mr. Fujiwara; there are also friends he made during his time there, like Miyazaki Ryūsuke, as well as doctors like Sudo Hyakkosan, whom he frequently visited for medical treatment in his later years. Most of these relationships were established through cultural exchanges. This book embodies the fruitful achievements of Mr. Lu Xun and Japan's progressive cultural figures in fostering Sino-Japanese friendship. Next year marks the 70th anniversary of Mr. Lu Xun's passing, making the publication of this book particularly significant for promoting the spirit of Lu Xun and advancing Sino-Japanese cultural exchange. The author, Zhou Guowei, is a researcher at the Shanghai Lu Xun Memorial Hall and has long been engaged in the study of Lu Xun, especially in collecting and organizing extensive materials on Lu Xun's relationships with Japanese friends. Due to his professional duties, he has had the opportunity to interact with and interview Mr. Kazuda Kakuji and Mr. Uchida Shigeru, among other close friends of Lu Xun during his lifetime, thus gaining access to a wealth of firsthand materials. The book is rich in content, detailed, and written in simple yet fluent language, making it highly readable. This book primarily narrates the interactions between Mr. Lu Xun and nearly 60 Japanese friends. Among these Japanese friends, there are teachers Lu Xun met during his studies in Japan, such as the well-known Mr. Fujiwara; there are also friends he made during his time there, like Miyazaki Ryūsuke, as well as doctors like Sudo Hyakkosan, whom he frequently visited for medical treatment in his later years. Most of these relationships were established through cultural exchanges. This book embodies the fruitful achievements of Mr. Lu Xun and Japan's progressive cultural figures in fostering Sino-Japanese friendship. Next year marks the 70th anniversary of Mr. Lu Xun's passing, making the publication of this book particularly significant for promoting the spirit of Lu Xun and advancing Sino-Japanese cultural exchange. The author, Zhou Guowei, is a researcher at the Shanghai Lu Xun Memorial Hall and has long been engaged in the study of Lu Xun, especially in collecting and organizing extensive materials on Lu Xun's relationships with Japanese friends. Due to his professional duties, he has had the opportunity to interact with and interview Mr. Kazuda Kakuji and Mr. Uchida Shigeru, among other close friends of Lu Xun during his lifetime, thus gaining access to a wealth of firsthand materials. The book is rich in content, detailed, and written in simple yet fluent language, making it highly readable.