Chronological Complete Works of Lu Xun with Illustrations (8 Volumes)

Author: Chen Shuyu and Xiao Zhenming, Editors
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Features: This book includes all of Lu Xun's diaries, letters, translations, and works other than his collated and edited ancient texts. It also adds some confirmed lost works of Lu Xun, as well as descriptions and annotations of collated ancient texts and rubbings of inscriptions and calligraphy. The greatest feature of this book is its combination of text and images. It is the first to publish Lu Xun's works in chronological order, compiling a new collection of Lu Xun's essays based on the order of publication and release. The collected works include over a thousand of Lu Xun's novels, essays, poems,, prefaces, and postfaces, along with more than four thousand historical photographs, including figures from Lu Xun's contemporaries, the historical background of his works, life settings, era customs, and historical stories. The Annotated Chronological Collection of Lu Xun's Works (Illustrated Edition) is a bold attempt. Its purpose is to provide an alternative way to read Lu Xun's works. For researchers, the chronological arrangement helps better grasp the context of Lu Xun's writing and thought, and the abundant historical photographs also hold significant reference and collection value. In terms of layout, it adopts a combination of the Gregorian calendar and the sexagenary cycle, providing a strong sense of historical depth, clear organization, and easy reference.