Lu Xun was a famous writer, thinker, revolutionist, democratic fighter, an important participant in the New Culture Movement, and one of the founders of modern Chinese literature. He wrote many works in his life. In 1934, Lu Xun wrote an article "Have Chinese People Lost Their Self-confidence", which was later compiled into "Qiejieting Essays". This article was mainly written on the third anniversary of the September 18th Incident. At that time, it was to refute the pessimistic arguments about the future of the war against Japan and the remarks that accused the Chinese of losing their self-confidence, and to inspire national self-confidence and fighting spirit against Japan.

"Have the Chinese People Lost Their Self-confidence" written: "Since ancient times, we have had people who work hard, people who work hard, people who pray for the people, and people who sacrifice their lives. Those who seek the Dharma...even though they are the so-called "official history" who write genealogies for emperors, generals and prime ministers, they often cannot hide their glory. This is the backbone of China. People with high status have the consciousness to represent the people to express difficulties and make demands to those in power. There have been many people in China who have "pleaded for the people" since ancient times, and they have appeared in endlessly in every dynasty, but the person who first comes to mind is Fan Zhongyan.

Before Fan Zhongyan was born, his family was well off, and his father was also a minor official. However, after his father passed away, the family's livelihood became difficult. For this reason, Xie currently has to hold the two-year-old Fan Zhongyan and remarry Zi. Fan Zhongyan also changed his surname to Zhu Wenhan, a native of Changzhou Mountain, and named him Zhu Shuo. Fan Zhongyan later entered the official career after years of hard study, and entered the political arena as the manager of the Guangde Army. Fan Zhongyan's local political discipline mainly focused on controlling floods, while central political discipline focused on reform, covering various aspects and fields such as politics, economy, military, education, and imperial examinations.

Fan Zhongyan was a reformer, politician, military strategist, and writer in the Northern Song Dynasty. He had many achievements in one body. He was an honest official and promoted good ministers. He said, "Be concerned about the world first, and then the world." "The joy of reading" inspired generations of scholars and had a profound impact on future generations. In fact, the Song Dynasty Empire also spoke very highly of Fan Zhongyan. After his death, he was given the posthumous title of "Wenzheng", which is enough to show its affirmation of his life. Nine generals of the Northern Song Dynasty received the posthumous title of "Wenzheng". Among them, Fan Zhongyan and Sima Guang had a greater influence on later generations. Fan Zhongyan was relatively better. After all, he was a reformist, so it was relatively more difficult to achieve results. Some.