Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works·diary of a Madman

"The Complete Classification of Lu Xun's Works" consists of fifteen volumes and is edited by Chen Shuyu, former deputy director and director of the research office of Lu Xun Museum in Beijing, Wang Xirong, former director of Lu Xun Memorial Hall in Shanghai, and Xiao Zhenming of Lubo Bookstore. It contains all Lu Xun's novels, prose, poetry, essays, letters, diaries, prefaces and postscripts to ancient books, prefaces and postscripts to translations, scientific treatises, brief monographs on the history of novels, and Lu Xun's lost articles that have been verified so far. This revision, respecting history, has modified and deleted the evaluative content, political and critical notes in the original notes as appropriate, and takes objectivity as the principle to provide readers with a complete collection of Lu Xun's works. "Diary of a Madman" contains all the novels of Mr. Lu Xun discovered so far, including "The Scream", "Wandering", "New Story", etc. Lu Xun revealed profound social themes with his excellent artistic language and realistic techniques. His line drawing techniques of "drawing eyes" and "drawing souls" made the plump characters have typical significance.