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It involves many doubts and difficulties in Lu Xun's classic works such as "Kong Yiji", as well as issues that have been debated for many years. Through slow reading, careful reading, and in-depth research, the author has made a different interpretation of the themes, characters, artistic forms, textual expressions, etc. Of "Kong Yiji" than before. His academic insights are significantly different from the original scholar's views and teaching reference book teachings. It is a new breakthrough in the old academic results and teaching guidance, and is a new result of the study of Lu Xun's works such as "Kong Yiji". For example, many scholars and teaching reference books believe that the theme of "Kong Yiji" is to expose the evils of the imperial examination system, that Kong Yiji is a pedantic, poor, and eager to climb the feudal intellectuals, and that the young men look down on Kong Yiji, etc. Based on Lu Xun's self-narration and the actual work, the author clarifies: The purpose of the novel is to describe the general society's indifference to the poor. The down-and-out Kong Yiji is an "insulted and damaged" scholar, not a critical or negative image in the novel. The boy pays attention to and sympathizes with Kong Yiji. He evaluates Kong Yiji's conduct as better than others. From the perspective of artistic achievements, the creation of "Kong Yiji" is Lu Xun's unique contribution to modern Chinese literature.

This is a collection of essays on "Kong Yiji". Some of the author's unique insights can be used as a reference for readers, researchers and teachers.

This book is a collection of essays on Lu Xun's classic work "Blessing". Since 2021, the author has successively published relevant discussions and interpretation articles in academic newspapers, teaching magazines and other media, involving the creative theme, ideological content, artistic form of "Blessing", the fate of Sister Xianglin, typical character, behavioral evaluation and other issues. Many questions have been raised about the old theories and existing views. The reading is unique and the insights are thought-provoking and can be used as a reference for readers, researchers, and teachers. "Blessing" was first published in Volume 21, No. 6, The bimonthly issue of Shanghai's "Oriental Magazine" in March 1924. "Hundred-year-old Xianglin Sister-in-law" is now published as a commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the publication of "Blessings".