Famous quotes and stories about Lu Xun

We have been exposed to Mr. Lu Xun since primary school Chinese textbooks. How much do we know about him? Here are the facts about Lu Xun that I have compiled for you. I hope you like the famous quotes and stories!

Quotes about Lu Xun

1. Time is like water in a sponge, as long as you are willing to squeeze, there is always some. ?Lu Xun

2. Celebrities are revered in society, so they think their words are famous quotes, but they forget the knowledge or career for which they were named. ?Lu Xun

3. Tragedy destroys the valuable things in life for people to see, while comedy tears apart the worthless things for people to see. ?Lu Xun

　4. A drop of water, viewed with a microscope, is also a big world. ?Lu Xun

5. With local characteristics, it is easy to become world-class. That is to be noticed by other countries. ?Lu Xun

6. Writing novels, in the final analysis, is about writing characters. The essence of novel art is the art of creating characters. ?Lu Xun

7. With a cold eyebrow, he points his fingers at thousands of men, bowing his head and willing to be a ruzi ox. ?Lu Xun

8. The brave man raises his sword to the strong man. ?Lu Xun

9. Don’t write hard when you can’t write. ?Lu Xun

10. Time, you get twenty-four hours every day, but one day brings wisdom and strength to the diligent people, leaving only regret to the lazy people. ?Lu Xun’s time is life. Wasting other people's time for no reason is actually tantamount to seeking money and killing people.

11. Saving time means making one’s limited mission more effective, which means extending one’s life. Reading should be done with eyes, mouth, heart, hands and brain. Lu Xun wrote with reference to Zhu Xi's famous saying that he should try his best to delete dispensable words, sentences and paragraphs without any regrets. ?Lu Xun

12. Lu Xun said: There is no way in the world until more people find a way.

13. Time is like water in a sponge. As long as you are willing to squeeze, there is always time.

17. You must dare to face it, only then can you dare to think, speak, do and take responsibility.

18. A brave man is angry and draws his sword against the stronger; a timid man is angry and draws his sword against the weaker. In a hopeless nation, there must be many heroes who glare at children. These wimps.

19. China has always had few heroes who failed, few who resisted with tenacity, few warriors who dared to fight alone, and few who dared to caress the traitors. If they fail, they will flee one after another.

20. Every time I watch a sports meeting, I often think like this: The winners are certainly respectable, but the competitors who fall behind but still fail to reach the finish line are as awe-inspiring as those who see such competitors. The smiling spectators are the backbone of China’s future.

21. We Chinese people can only be happy if we destroy things that are not ours, or things that we will no longer own.

22. There are some scholar-bureaucrats in China who always like to make things out of nothing and create stories by adding flowers and trees. They not only praise their lives, but also whitewash the darkness. Stories about Lu Xun

1. When he was teaching at Xiamen University, Mr. Lu Xun once went to a barber shop to get a haircut. The barber didn't know Lu Xun. Seeing his simple clothes, he thought that he must not have much money and he didn't take his haircut seriously at all. In response to this, Mr. Lu Xun not only did not get angry, but after the haircut, he casually took out a large amount of money and gave it to the barber, far more than he should have paid. The barber was overjoyed and immediately had a smile on his face.

Some time later, Lu Xun went to get a haircut again. The barber was overjoyed when he saw this, and he immediately used all his special skills to get his haircut with humility written all over his face. After the meal was finished, Lu Xun did not show any more magnanimity. Instead, he took out the money and counted it to the barber one by one without giving him a penny more. The barber was confused: "Sir, you gave me like that last time. Why do you give me like this today?" Lu Xun smiled and said, "Last time you were careless about geography, and I gave carelessly. This time, you are serious about geography, and I will be serious about geography." Give. ?The barber was greatly embarrassed.

2. Speech anecdotes

Celebrities are often invited to give speeches, and Lu Xun is no exception. His speeches were erudite and full of wit, and he was often surrounded by applause and laughter. Once when he returned to Peiping from Shanghai, Beijing Normal University invited him to give a lecture titled "Literature and Armed Forces." Some students have seen many articles attacking him in newspapers and feel very sorry for him. He said in his speech: "Some people say that I came to Peking this time to grab jobs and to make a comeback; but please don't worry, I am about to make a comeback." ?The speech immediately caused the venue to be filled with laughter.

3. Love of books

Mr. Lu Xun has been inseparable from books since his boyhood. He lived frugally throughout his life and purchased many books. He usually takes good care of books. He always washes his hands before reading and carefully cleans the books when they are dirty. He also prepared a set of tools himself, and was good at stapling and repairing books. A worn-out book often looks brand new after he sorts it out. He usually does not easily lend his used books to others. If someone else borrows a book, he would rather buy a new book and lend it to others.

4. Punctuation fees

Everyone knows that although punctuation marks are not impressive in appearance, they play a decisive role in the article. However, the publishing industry at that time did not pay much attention to punctuation marks. When paying manuscript fees, they often deducted them from the number of words and did not pay manuscript fees. Once, Lu Xun was asked to write a manuscript for a certain publishing house. Since he knew in advance that the publishing house would not pay for punctuation marks, his manuscript did not have a single punctuation mark.

After the editor read the manuscript, he said: Because it was difficult to break sentences, he wrote back asking Lu Xun to add punctuation marks. Lu Xun replied: Since the author is required to add punctuation marks to separate paragraphs and chapters, it can be seen that punctuation is still essential. In this case, punctuation must also be counted in the word count. ?The publishing house had no choice but to adopt Lu Xun's advice, and the punctuation marks were converted into word count to pay the manuscript fee. Haha!

5. Chili peppers drive away cold

Mr. Lu Xun studied seriously since he was a child. When he was a boy, he studied at the Jiangnan Naval Academy. He had excellent grades in the first semester, and the school awarded him a gold medal. He immediately took it to the streets of Nanjing's Drum Tower and sold it, then bought a few books and a bunch of red peppers. Whenever it was cold at night and he couldn't bear to read at night, he would pick a chili pepper, put it in his mouth and chew it, which made him sweat on his forehead. He used this method to keep away the cold and insist on studying. As a result of studying hard, he finally became a famous litterateur in our country.