Time Alone with Lu Xun

[Anti-internal friction + Lu Xun's classic text + human sobriety agent] A recipe for "human sobriety" specially formulated for the current moment. When "internal friction" becomes a disease of the times, take Uncle Lu's class seriously. When "internal friction" has become a common problem of the times, when "face" is overwhelming, Lu Xun a hundred years ago had already written through all our spiritual dilemmas. This is not the complete works of Lu Xun lying flat on the bookshelf, but a dose of "human sobriety" specially prepared for you - 21 classic texts, accurately cut into a triple maze of survival. Chapter 1 "Your tiredness is an invisible cage": It directly attacks the suffocation in the iron room, tears off the expensive mask of the face, and warns you not to live like the next Mrs. Xianglin, let alone exhaust your love in suspended ideals. Chapter 2 "The truth may hurt people, but pretending to sleep consumes you more": Dissecting Ah Q's method of spiritual victory, piercing the long gown that Kong Yiji can't take off, forcing you to see clearly the essence of those "hypocrisy" and "spectators" - being awake is painful, but pretending to be asleep will make you rot in numbness. Chapter 3 "From now on, you are your own light": Make your own way in despair, and accumulate the power of shouting in silence. Lu Xun tells you: Even if there is a grave ahead, you must walk on; because "there is no road in the world, but when there are more people walking, it becomes a road." When you feel tired, lonely, or are suddenly speechless in a crowd, Uncle Lu will not comfort you gently. He will give you a heads-up - using "This has always been the case, is it right?" To teach you to question, and using "Save the child" to awaken your responsibility. This is not literary archeology, but spiritual self-help. In an era full of correct answers, what he gives you is the most precious: a pair of doubtful eyes and a heart that refuses to be disciplined. Open it and let Uncle Lu teach you a lesson - how to live awake instead of pretending to be asleep correctly.