Selected Essays of Lu Xun

Author: Lu Xun
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: In 1933, Qu Qiubai worked in Shanghai while ill. To promote the left-wing literary movement and build China's new culture, he compiled Selected Essays of Lu Xun based on Lu Xun's suggestions. The collection includes 74 essays by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1932, accompanied by a lengthy preface. In the preface, Qu Qiubai linked Lu Xun's intellectual development and creative works to the revolutionary trends of modern China and the division among intellectuals, offering insightful analysis and clarifying the path of Lu Xun's intellectual evolution.
To commemorate the 70th anniversary of Lu Xun's death and to his thoughts and efforts during the New Culture Movement, May Fourth Movement, White Terror, and his contributions to China's democratic and free liberation, this book was edited and republished. It retains the original preface by Qu Qiubai and adds annotations to background information and difficult passages. Additionally, selected photographs of Lu Xun's life, images of his works, and scenes of his residences are included before each era's chapters, allowing readers to better understand his life and literary achievements.
In 1933, Qu Qiubai worked in Shanghai while ill. To promote the left-wing literary movement and build China's new culture, he compiled Selected Essays of Lu Xun based on Lu Xun's suggestions. The collection includes 74 essays by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1932, accompanied by a lengthy preface. In the preface, Qu Qiubai linked Lu Xun's intellectual development and creative works to the revolutionary trends of modern China and the division among intellectuals, offering insightful analysis and clarifying the path of Lu Xun's intellectual evolution.
To commemorate the 70th anniversary of Lu Xun's death and to his thoughts and efforts during the New Culture Movement, May Fourth Movement, White Terror, and his contributions to China's democratic and free liberation, this book was edited and republished. It retains the original preface by Qu Qiubai and adds annotations to background information and difficult passages. Additionally, selected photographs of Lu Xun's life, images of his works, and scenes of his residences are included before each era's chapters, allowing readers to better understand his life and literary achievements.