The True Story of Ah Q

We are not qualified to comment on these classics. In that kind of old society, being able to write and dare to write such eye-catching critical works is a starting point for us younger generations to admire.

The True Story of Ah Q satirizes the dark feudal society and the stupidity of warlord rule! Although I was disdainful of Ah Q's previous words and deeds, I later changed my view of him when I thought about his background, age, and lack of knowledge. Ah Q was a man because he shouted "I want to rebel!" Although he was a low-class man, he paid his life for the progress of Chinese history, thus awakening thousands of Chinese people! Only then can we have the stability and peace we have today. For this reason, I feel unfortunate that Ah Q was born in that era, and I feel extremely lucky for myself.

I've finished reading it. It's the first time I've read an e-book in one go. Thanks to the small word count. Thanks to this Ah Q seems to be mapped to me. The very things he hated were the very things he wanted to be. It is not Ah Q who bullies the weak and fears the strong, but is a necessary rule for social survival and even biological survival. Ah Q, who was unable to resist, could only survive in silence in the spiritual victory method. It's a pity that Ah Q still lacks two essential skills - he doesn't know how to beat around the bush and he doesn't know how to flatter. Therefore, once he puts his thoughts into action, he will pay a heavy price. Who can say that Ah Q is not awake? He just doesn't dare to be awake. Being awake will make him suffer, so he chooses to be paralyzed. At the moment when the bullet flew past, the "help" he said was not the superficial meaning of saving his life, but the real voice deep in his heart that had been oppressed for a long time.

The Ah Q written by Lu Xun was a common problem among the insensitive Chinese people of that era. Lu Xun wrote Ah Q to awaken the consciousness of saving the Liao Dynasty. It was really well written.

If he fails to bully others, he bullies the little nun. His biggest wish is to surpass Zhao. He is also a bystander, and eventually drowns in the eyes of the onlookers.

This book is so short that you can read it in just a few hours. This book is too long, and I have never finished reading a chapter. Brother Xun left this story to probably wake up the world...

I feel like I still have more to say, times are changing, and the past will eventually become history. Then I think about it, are there people like Ah Q still alive today? People are all independent individuals, and it is true that they cannot be found exactly alike. There are not a few people who live an ignoble existence and endure humiliation and heavy burdens, let alone those who live unjustly and live in poverty? Are times really changing for the better? It also gives us a clearer understanding of the lives of the people in old China and their ignorance and short-sightedness. However, we can't help but feel a sense of pity in our hearts. The misfortunes bestowed upon us by the times must ultimately be solved by ourselves. But with so little personal power, how can we possibly defeat it? We can only unite and rise up to resist. China is becoming stronger today, and we hope to get better and better.

Ah Q does not need a name. He is the incarnation of many people. He is full of representative and symbolic meanings. Any name will only make the statement of facts more complicated. No name can do it. The poor people in feudal society are in rags and rags, miserable and helpless. . .

There is no aftertaste, a condensed essence, and an abrupt ending that makes people think. Ah Q's method of spiritual victory has a unique sense of humor, criticizing feudal society, and revealing the morbid psychology of people under the Revolution of 1911. Even when they watched the brutal death penalty, they did not have the slightest fear, but found it funny. Although he wanted to get to the end, Ah Q still did not understand the true meaning of revolution, but his courage was admirable.

Brother Xun's works must be given five stars, as if they were given for Runtu.

Ah Q symbolizes thousands of us, right?

The coldness of the stars is sent to Tsuen without checking, and I recommend Xuanyuan with my blood.

Don't ask the author why he doesn't publish a new book. Sir, I don't know where I can continue to wake up insensitive people at this time.

The suffering and darkness remain in the past, but the ancestors have sent faith and sunshine, and their words have become teachers for future generations. The depth of thought never ends

I may still not understand it, but I roughly understand the meaning. It is indeed a classic worth reading. It not only reflects the current social situation, but also expresses the author's attitude and point of view through innuendo and interesting metaphors. It can lead readers deeply, but I have not read it thoroughly. I will read and study it repeatedly.

In the new era, Chinese youth should look forward. The clearer they are, the farther they will go. Brother Xun's actions are to awaken national consciousness.

The character of Ah Q is really engraved in people's minds. The irony throughout the story allows us to see the contradiction between the lower class and the upper class, as well as the old ideas and feudalism at that time, all of which make our hearts tremble. Although people today do not have the old ideas and feudalism of that time, they are so familiar with the laws of spiritual victory! [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] Classics will always be classics, let them spread

It is very true. Human nature has never changed. Perhaps this is determined by the region and background of life. The environment shapes people and the environment affects people. Human character is closely related to the environment. Human behavior is also inevitable in a specific environment. Cultural attributes have a profound impact on people. Even if the author writes a sober book in this world, it will be difficult to fully awaken the majority of people in a specific environment (cultural attributes).

The books he wrote are really wonderful. Starting from his first text in junior high school, I went from being confused and funny to vaguely understanding something. I gradually began to understand why he wrote these articles, and I also realized the nature of that society. I have benefited a lot.

Mr.'S language is sharp, and the characters are vividly and prominently depicted in each stroke. Ah Q is the epitome of all the people at the bottom of the era. He is ignorant, self-deceptive and pitiful, but also hateful.

Ah Q has been seeking attention from others all his life, but in the eyes of others, he is just a joke. The spiritual victory method may seem ridiculous, but it is actually Ah Q's way of protecting himself when he is powerless. In daily life, in order to win the care of others, we shape ourselves into what others like.

The work describes Ah Q, a farmer who lived before and after the Revolution of 1911. In Weichuang, a small rural town in old China, Ah Q was so poor that he had to live in Tugu Temple and rely on part-time labor to make a living. His social status was low and he even lost his surname. His real situation was extremely miserable, but he was "always victorious" mentally. He "defeated" many people by relying on the self-deceptive spiritual victory method, but in the end he could not save his own life and died under the butcher's knife of the feudal rulers.

More than a hundred years later, we still have these criticisms

As expected of Brother Xun, there is a flavor of yin and yang between the lines, and the language is murderous and straightforward. Maybe Ah Q is not us, but there is always Ah Q by our side. To your dismay, the characters in your books never disappear

The people in the book are still alive, but they have changed their skins...

Just look at the author and you will know. Show them all to me.

Lu Xun painted for us the image of a poor farmer who was deprived of everything - Ah Q. He had no land, no home, lived in a Tugu temple, had no fixed occupation, and relied on part-time workers and helpers to make a living. We not only pity this man. The darkness of the feudal concepts of that era gave him the bad habits of that era. He was arrogant and looked down on the people of Weichuang after entering the city a few times. Lu Xun still used his delicate language and sharp writing skills to tell us the story of that era. At the same time, he used the character Ah Q to reflect the darkness of that era, criticize the feudal concepts of that era, and reflect the cruelty of reality.

It took me an hour to read Ah Q's life, and I realized that the character of Ah Q reflected in the social background was different from what we are now. The human nature is also fully reflected here, and Ah Q bullied the weak and feared the strong, deceived himself and others, and was ignorant and numb. Ah Q lives in his own fantasy, just like the arrogance of some people nowadays. Ah Q is affected by social changes and has no own thinking and opinions, and his mind cannot be awakened, just like the one-sided information on the Internet affects people who don't have their own opinions and follow the crowd. All in all, Ah Q reflects the shadow of some of us today. (Personal perspective only)

Every time I watch it, I have a different perception. Ah Q can be a representative of the people at the bottom. He is pitiful and hateful, his thoughts, his spiritual victory method. It further reflects his ignorance. He showed the feudal decadence of that era. Although he is at the bottom, he looks down on those who are higher than or equal to him. The decay of the times is the fundamental cause of the tragedy. (Personal opinion)

Some victors want their opponents to be like tigers or eagles, so that they can feel the joy of victory; if they are like sheep or chickens, they will feel the boredom of victory. Some victors, after overcoming everything, see that the dead are dead and the surrendered have surrendered, and they have no enemies, no opponents, no friends, only themselves, alone, desolate, and lonely, so they feel the sadness of victory.