Lu Xun: The Nearness and Acceptance from the Outside

Author: Zhang Jie
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: Lu Xun dedicated his entire life to the grass standing firm in the gale, the sleeping masses in the iron house, the fallen cart driver on the road, and the lonely wanderer in the tavern, without complaint or regret. Similarly, without complaint or regret, we, filled with deep reverence and nostalgia, attempt to trace the life path of the giant on his 120th anniversary, trying to touch the great heart that resists despair with a touch that has not yet turned to stone, to perceive the emotion of love that exists at the edge of life, politics, and spirit. Lu Xun: Approaches and Receptions from Abroad collects research papers over the past decade that focus on the dynamics of Lu Xun studies abroad and the dissemination and reception of Lu Xun in foreign countries. The upper part of the book is titled "Lu Xun and His Japanese Friends," providing a detailed examination of Lu Xun's interactions with his Japanese friends. The lower part is a comprehensive introduction and review of Lu Xun studies abroad, particularly in Japan, covering the history and achievements of such research. This year, there are also new works on Lu Xun studies, such as: Mr. Li Ming's Studies on Lu Xun's Self-Narrative Novels, Mr. Yang Xizhi's Aspects of Lu Xun's Thought, and the co-authored work by Zhang Zuobang and Wang Jigong, Psychological Interpretation of Lu Xun's Literature.