Lu Xun and the War of That Era

Lu Xun and the War of That Era

by Li Ke

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154Kwords23chapters
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This is an anthology of essays about the debates between Lu Xun and his "argument enemies", recording Lu Xun's experience in writing battles. Among them are articles written by Lu Xun and Chen Xiying on the dispute between right and wrong of "gossip", the debate between "Lu and Liang", the dispute between Lu Xun and Lin Yutang, the conflict between Zhou Zuoren and Lu Xun, etc., Which reproduce the contradictions and conflicts between a group of cultural elites active in the Chinese literary world at that time. Reading the articles about Lu Xun's debates with his opponents, under the "contrast" of such scenes, you may be able to understand many things that were difficult to understand by reading only one side of the article. For example, people will find that it turns out that Lu Xun was scolded far more than he was scolded. On many issues, he responded passively; Lu Xun mostly "stopped ridiculing and hotly scolding" others, but he himself was repeatedly accused of being a "student bandit", etc. These "polemic" words are the sharpest and most exciting part of Lu Xun's writing style, and clearly express Lu Xun's characteristics.

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