2. I have to admit that in my life, I am most grateful to them. They have taught me many principles of life.

3. Chinese doctors are. We cannot shake the will of the people, because they know where this will comes from.

4. We cannot regard ourselves as a machine just because we are literati.

5. I cannot abandon medicine and pursue literature, but I can abandon medicine and pursue literature.

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Lu Xun is an outstanding representative of modern Chinese literature. He was born in 1881 and died. in 1936. He is one of the founders of modern Chinese literature and is known as an outstanding representative and enlightener of modern Chinese culture.

1. The life of Lu Xun

Lu Xun’s original name was Zhou Zhangshou. , later changed his name to Zhou Shuren, his courtesy name was Yushan, and later he was a native of Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province. He was born in a feudal landlord family, but his family's poverty caused him to live in a poor environment since he was a child. In 1898, Lu Xun entered the Nanjing Naval Academy, and then transferred to the Jiangnan Military Academy. In 1902, he was sent to study in Japan. During his stay in Japan, Lu Xun began to be exposed to Western culture and ideas, and gradually realized the reality of China's backwardness and need for change. . After returning to China, he actively participated in the anti-feudal, anti-oppression and cultural enlightenment movements and became a staunch democrat and anti-feudal fighter.

2. Lu Xun’s literary achievements

Lu Xun's literary achievements are mainly reflected in novels, essays, essays and translations. His works are full of strong sense of social responsibility and humanitarian spirit, and have had a profound impact on the development of modern Chinese literature.

In terms of novels: Lu Xun's novels are not large in number, but of high quality. Most of his novels reveal the dark side of society and the poison of feudal ethics as themes, and depict many distinctive characters, such as "The Diary of a Madman". The madman in "Blessing", Ah Q in "The True Story of Ah Q", etc. These characters are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and have become classic images in modern Chinese literature.

In prose: Lu Xun's prose works are full of rich emotions and profound philosophy of life. Most of his prose works mainly describe personal emotions, such as "Plucked in the Morning and Dusk". The complexity and richness of human nature.

Essays: Lu Xun's essays were an important means for his ideological enlightenment and cultural criticism. Most of his essays criticized feudal ethics, criticized old culture, and called for democracy. Mainly freedom, such as "Hot Wind", etc. These works are full of strong critical spirit and profound ideological connotation, and have had a profound impact on modern Chinese culture and thought.

Translation: Lu Xun's translation. He also has high achievements. He has translated many Western literary works and theoretical works, such as "Collection of Foreign Novels" and so on. These translated works not only enrich China's literary resources, but also provide important reference and inspiration for the development of modern Chinese literature.

3. Lu Xun’s influence

Lu Xun’s influence on modern Chinese literature and culture is far-reaching. His works were widely read and studied, playing an important role in promoting the social reality and ideological emancipation at that time.

In the field of Chinese literature today, Lu Xun's works are still highly respected and praised, and have become one of the important parts of Chinese culture. At the same time, Lu Xun's image and thoughts have become one of the symbols of Chinese culture and have been widely disseminated and applied around the world.