"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" consists of ten articles except "Xiaoyin" and "Postscript". The order of the works is arranged based on the author's life trajectory from childhood to youth. Chapters 1 to 6: "Dogs, Cats, and Rats", "A Chang and the Book of Mountains and Seas", "Twenty-Four Pictures of Filial Piety", "Five Rampant Meetings", "Impermanence" and "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore", mainly describe the author's childhood life and childlike world. The seventh and eighth chapters, "Father's Illness" and "Miscellaneous Notes", mainly write about the life choices faced by the author when he was a teenager. The ninth chapter "Mr. Fujino" and the tenth chapter "Fan Ainong" commemorate teachers and old friends, while reviewing the author's experience on the road to literature.
The ten articles summarize the author's life trajectory from childhood to youth for more than 20 years. Through the memories of life from childhood to youth and the deep memory of his mentor and old friends, it truly reflects the author's own mental journey, and also depicts the reality of society from the late Qing Dynasty to the Revolution of 1911 from every aspect - from rural to urban, from hometown to foreign land, from motherland to foreign country. The author praises the simplicity, kindness and yearning for a better life of the working people from his own life experience; he deeply exposes, satirizes and criticizes the old feudal customs and cultural dross; he expresses deep sympathy and indignation for the unfair treatment of patriotic intellectuals, and he is full of respect and love for foreign teachers with broad minds...
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