Chapter 1

The Scream is Mr. Lu Xun’s second collection of classic novels after "Diary of a Madman". It is a Chinese famous work and a world famous work. This book has some The articles are very familiar to us, such as "Hometown", "Medicine", "Kong Yiji" and other Lu Xun's masterpieces.

After watching the tofu Xishi in "Hometown" who talks to everyone when she meets him, and the little hero Runtu who has a silver collar on the watermelon and the ground that the protagonist has played with since childhood, he is happy and happy when he sees his master. The desolate look thus reflects the numbness of the people at that time and the situation under oppression and attack by feudal forces. Of course, there are many articles like this in the book Scream. Lu Xun wrote these articles to let the Chinese people at that time After reading it, I can wake up and inspire the half-awakened Chinese people. I use the language of accusation and criticism to explain the darkness of the society at that time. I eagerly hope that the sleeping Chinese people will wake up as soon as possible and restore the majesty of China!

As a teacher, I should learn from his meticulousness in doing things. His every word and every sentence always inspires me: the world has profound truths, rich knowledge, and noble morality. Under such favorable conditions now, I should seize the opportunity, continue to learn and summarize, humbly ask my colleagues for advice, start from scratch, overcome all difficulties, dare to face all challenges, and take charge as soon as possible.

Our school is relatively poor in student resources. Maybe we don’t get the understanding or support of our parents for a lot of work, or maybe we don’t get the rewards we deserve after putting in a lot of hard work, which makes us more or less discouraged and slowly weakens our enthusiasm for our career. But after reading this book, in addition to being moved, it also made me clearly realize that if you truly love your career and truly dedicate yourself to education, then you will find that your efforts are worthwhile. accomplished.

When you really love a student, no matter how bad the student is, you will find the shining points in him and encourage him; no matter how naughty the student is, you will find his cuteness; Students, you will also try your best to get close to him and help him. When these students make little progress, the students will love you, and the parents will be grateful to you. This will make you feel that your dedication is worthwhile, and it will also encourage you to work harder.

The 21st century, a new and beautiful century, requires us to work together to create a better future. Teachers have a heavy responsibility, so as a teacher, you must dedicate your love to your loyal education, care for every student, thrive, and become useful talents in society in the future.

Lu Xun - a great Chinese writer, thinker and revolutionary, formerly known as Zhou Shuren, a native of Shaoxing, Zhejiang, was born in a feudal and declining family. In 1902, he went to Japan to study. He originally studied medicine at Sendai Medical College and later engaged in literature and art. He tried to use his work to change the national spirit. From 1905 to 1970, he participated in the activities of the revolutionary party. During this period, he returned to China to get married on his mother's orders.

Chapter (2)

Lu Xun is a great revolutionary writer in China. In 30 years, he wrote and translated more than 6 million words for us. Everyone said that Lu Xun had a genius, but Lu Xun himself said: "Where is the genius! I spend all the time others drink coffee on work." In order to cherish time, Lu Xun always wanted to do more things within a certain period of time. He once said: "Saving time is equivalent to extending a person's life."

Lu Xun never felt tired when he worked. He often does other people's work during the day and writes articles at night, writing until dawn. When you get older, you have to grasp time more tightly. Shortly before his death, he fell ill, had a high body temperature, and lost weight to less than 40 kilograms. He was still writing and translating articles desperately. Three days before his death, he wrote a preface to a collection of Soviet novels translated by others; he also wrote a diary the day before his death. Lu Xun worked until the day he left us, and he never wasted time.

Lu Xun not only cherished his own time, but also cherished the time of others. He was never late and never asked others to wait for him. Even if it rains heavily, he always arrives on time despite the rain. He once said: "Time is life. Spending other people's time for no reason is no different from seeking money and killing people."

We should learn from Mr. Lu Xun's spirit of cherishing time and control ourselves in a planned way. You should also cherish other people's time and don't let a minute of your precious time go to waste.

Article (3)

Reading Mr.’s articles is like feeling his daily words, deeds, and ways of doing things. Needless to say, Mr. The allusions and sentence excerpts are enough to show the profound knowledge and extensive knowledge of Mr. "In terms of literature and art, he is knowledgeable about ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, but this knowledge does not intimidate him. He writes ancient prose and poems very well, but he does not respect the Tang Dynasty or the Han Dynasty. He puts himself in a certain sect and a certain sect. Self-esteem is limited. He can create ancient things, and he is at the forefront of new literature and art, both theoretically and experimentally; he does not hinder the creation of new things by exploring old things.

< p> He has an interest in studying everything and is never fascinated by anything. He studies and makes judgments at any time. His judgment makes him dare to speak about old knowledge or new knowledge. His words are not academic. Instead of dropping his book bag, he gave people accurate instructions on how to continue their research." This passage by Mr. Lao She appropriately summarizes Mr. Lu Xun's profoundness and profundity.

Mr. Mr.’s keen vision and profound thinking are undoubtedly unique and unique as an author. But what makes Mr. Lu Xun most different from other scholars and writers is not just that he has read more books and knows more evidence of his unique approach. Rather, he is good at using the evidence he knows to express his thoughts in his articles with extreme accuracy. However, these expressions do not deviate from the expression of one's own thoughts, and are not supported by a few words and sentences from ancients and saints. Instead, they use several allusions as comparisons in a subtle and vivid way, thus deepening the readers' understanding of what the author wants to explain. The ideas and arguments are clear, fresh and simple. This is completely different from some "copying, copying, and copying" that I have seen in the past.

The above just illustrates Mr.’s excellence in literature and art.