Enduring Warmth — Cultural Figures Remember Lu Xun — Looking Back at Lu Xun

Author: Zhong Jingwen et al.
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: This book is one in the series "Looking Back at Lu Xun." The articles collected in this volume are mostly written by figures in the literary world to recall and commemorate Lu Xun. The articles include: "Remembering Lu Xun," "Reflections on the 12th," "A Man Enough to Be a Poet—In Memoriam Lu Xun," "Random Notes on Remembering Lu Xun," "Unfading Memory," "Mutual Support in Adversity," "Only Studying Crimson Ink for Spring Mountains," "When the Thunderbolt Shook the Ancient Capital," and so on. Through the words in this volume, readers can feel how Lu Xun, this literary master, exerted a profound influence on modern Chinese literature and art through his teachings and personal example to the younger generation. This series collects the essence of Lu Xun studies from different stages of the 20th century, both in China and abroad, presenting a comprehensive portrayal of a cultural and intellectual giant and deeply revealing the rich and complex inner world of Lu Xun. Among the works are four monographs: Qian Liqun's "Exploring the Soul," Li Ou-fan's "Shouts from the Iron House," Wang Hui's "Resisting Despair," and Ito Kuromaru's "Lu Xun and the Japanese"; as well as two collections of essays: "The Encirclement" and "Lu Xun Under the Red Halo," which highlight the diverse interpretations of Lu Xun in different historical contexts. Additionally, there are numerous reminiscences by Xu Shouchang, Xu Guangping, Zhou Zuoren, Feng Xuefeng, Hu Feng, and others.