Lu Xun and Hu Shi

Author: Sun Yu
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: Lu Xun and Hu Shi are two windows in my vision—one leading to the profound and desolate long night, the other connecting to the open and warm spring fields. Pushing open one window, a chilling breeze rushes in, but amidst that bone-chilling coolness, there is a joy of reflecting on oneself, no longer being deceived by the illusions of the human world. Pushing open the other window, the scent of spring fills the air, as if one also gains the vitality to run, and at this moment, there is a desire to go outdoors, as if the light is no longer distant. These two windows connect the two poles of the human world. But behind the darkness there is also brightness, and under the sunlight there are shadows. The path to Lu Xun is often lit by torches, and in the heat, one can feel the charm of humanity; while in the world of Hu Shi, there are often rugged mountain paths, and you can hardly find a smooth road. In places covered with thorns, there seems to be bitterness similar to that found with Lu Xun.