800 words after reading "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" (10 selected articles)
After carefully reading a book, everyone must have gained a lot. At this time, the most important thing is How can I leave my feelings behind after reading this! Many people must be worried about how to write a good review after reading. The following is an 800-word review of "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" (selected 10 articles) that I compiled for you. Everyone is welcome to share.
Thoughts after reading "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" 800 words 1
"Breaking flowers with dew, the color and fragrance are naturally much better, but I can't." This is what Lu Xun said in his reminiscence A sentence from the short introduction to the prose "Morning Blossoms Picked Up at Dusk". I wrote down this inexplicable sentence in the excerpt, and continued reading with questions...
After reading this book, I seemed to have seen Lu Xun's childhood and youth. At that time, the chaos of the current situation and the turmoil of society were unimaginable to us now, but I can personally feel the feelings of those memories - after the sifting of time, what remains are the most profound memories, the most profound ones. Meaningful moments. The flowers that are covered with dew in the morning, and when you look at them in the evening, you will see that the one still hanging on the branch and blooming in full bloom is the toughest one.
I think of my primary school life. At that time, the classmates in the class were very "showy", playing a variety of games and making all kinds of ridiculous jokes. Every day when I get home from school, I will "report" to my parents the "weird" things I encountered in school that day, sometimes laughing uproariously, and even "screaming" at me. My mother suggested that I try to write down these things and keep them as memories. I think this is a good idea, but even though I have the outline of the article in my mind, when it comes to actually writing it, I can't describe the pure joy and emotion contained therein.
I am very disappointed with myself, thinking that I am not good at writing, and I cannot even write vividly about the things that happen around me. I'm still very anxious: time makes people forget a lot of things. When I grow up and my writing skills improve, will I forget these fun things?
The desire to "write about my primary school life" has always been buried in my heart.
When I was about to graduate in the second semester of the sixth grade, I didn’t know whether it was because of study pressure or the troubles of adolescence. I found that many of my classmates had lost the liveliness and naughtiness of their childhood, and I was also leaving because I was about to graduate. I felt a little reluctant to leave my teachers and classmates, so the desire in my heart slowly resurfaced. Facing the innocence of childhood once again, some respect actually rose in my heart. Those worries that I once thought that I was not good enough to write vividly, that some details were blurred, etc., all disappeared after I actually started writing. And the happy moments in those years kept pouring out, and they were frozen into eternity in my writing.
Now, look back at what Mr. Lu Xun wrote in "Morning Blossoms Picked Up at Dusk": "If you fold flowers with dew, the color and fragrance will naturally be much better, but I can't." I understand. : Time has indeed ravaged some memories, but the most essential part has slowly settled deep into my heart over the years and will never be forgotten. After reading "Morning Flowers Picked Up at Dusk" 800 words 2
"Morning Flowers Picked Up at Dusk" is a very poetic name. Flowers in the morning are picked up at dusk, because there is a gap between "morning" and "evening". With the distance, all past memories become more tender and more rational. As Pushkin said in "If Life Deceived You": "And what has passed will become a kind nostalgia." When you cover up and reflect on it, an intriguing sense of beauty emerges spontaneously.
This warmth comes from some lovely people in Mr. Lu Xun’s life. Lu Xun's memories of his nanny, his eldest mother, are full of tenderness. From the beginning, when he was squeezed on the summer mat and could not sleep, he criticized her and told "me" some polite and superstitious etiquette; I managed to buy "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" and was greatly moved. Mr. Lu Xun's deep love and memory for his eldest mother flowed between the lines. Mr. Fujino, who had a "bearded mustache, wore glasses, and held a stack of large and small books", corrected the lecture notes for "me", sighed that "I" would no longer study medicine, and sincerely hoped that the new medicine could Introduced to China. How precious this ardent hope that transcends national boundaries and nations must be to Mr. Lu Xun, a Chinese student studying in Japan!
This rationality comes from Lu Xun’s understanding and thinking about life. In "Twenty-Four Pictures of Filial Piety", the author recalls some books he read when he was a child, but in retrospect, he feels that those stories are absurd and hypocritical; in "Five Ramps", before going to see a performance, he was asked by his father to study, so that he finally lost interest in playing; """ wrote that Mr. Lu Xun went to study abroad and attended several universities, but found that university education was not to his liking. All these show Mr. Lu Xun's dissatisfaction with the feudal education that restricts children's nature. Faced with the ridiculous "famous doctor" who has extremely poor medical skills but is full of domineering skills, and the duplicitous, cold and selfish Mrs. Yan, Mr. Lu Xun quietly and intensely peeled off the futility and futility of the "famous doctor" through the use of words. The outer shell depicts Mrs. Yan’s ugly face.
Just as the editor of "Bloom Blossoms Picked Up at Dusk" said at the beginning, "The words condensed by memories are full of emotional juice. The joy and depression of childhood, the longing for the beauty of human nature and Exposure constructs the most authentic spiritual scenery of Lu Xun. Life is made vivid by memories.
Those old things that we pick up and are unwilling to leave behind comfort our spirits and warm our hearts. "
Mr. Zhu Guangqian said: "There is a distance between beauty and real life. To see the beauty of a thing itself, you must look at it at an appropriate distance. " Mr. Lu Xun's picking up of "morning flowers" at "evening" is an excellent interpretation of distance and beauty. Now, with the help of the words in the book, our readers have awakened their own nostalgia for the interesting things in childhood. Isn't it a kind of kind beauty? ? Comments after reading "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Evening" 800 words 3
Warm memories, rational criticism ——Inscription
"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is one of the representative works of Lu Xun, the great writer in my country. 1. It is also a work known to both women and children. The flowers covered with dew in the morning can only be picked up and savored slowly in the evening. The color and fragrance are naturally much better when they are picked up with dew. Can't. "The title is just four words, but it contains endless truths, and Mr. Lu Xun's strange and complicated emotions about the passing of time.
As the title says, there is warmth in this book Memories and rational criticism. Today, what I want to talk about are warm memories. I don’t know much about the chaotic things in society, but I can’t elaborate on them here.
Mr. Lu Xun's childhood was colorful: he hated cats when he was a child, his nanny A Chang when he was a child, the Classic of Mountains and Seas that he longed for, the Wuchanghui, Black and White Impermanence, Baicao Garden and Baicao Garden that he always wanted to see when he was a child. The colorful nature-like scene in Sanwei Bookstore...until he went to study abroad. I guess this is only a small part of Mr. Lu Xun's childhood. Without these, there are probably many more.
I prefer memories and criticism; and among the wonderful things in Mr. Lu Xun’s childhood, the ones I am most interested in are the oil flies singing in a low voice, the crickets playing the piano, and the little ones in the Baicao Garden. Ball-like raspberries...all make me yearn for them. As a "gourmet", what I am most interested in in this herb garden are these small balls made of small coral beads, which are sour and sweet. Raspberries are far better in color and taste than mulberries.
In my imagination, raspberries must be bright red wild fruits that are very smooth and pleasing to the eye. . Small and exquisite, you can hold a handful in your mouth. It will be full of juice, soft and chewy.
The Baicao Garden in winter is also very interesting. Sweeping snow, setting up bamboo sieves, spreading grain, tying long ropes, and pulling ropes - catching birds is really tricky! `Snow needs to be covered with snow for a day or two, and the birds have nowhere to look for food. This is really rare for us children living in the city!
This colorful childhood is something I didn’t have - Mr. Lu Xun had it, but it was a pity that he was greeted by troubled times. Naturally, the colorful childhood was wonderful. I hope I can experience it at the end of my childhood.
There are many interesting things in "Morning Blossoms Picked Up at Dusk". If you are interested after listening to my introduction, you can read it and taste it. This book will not. Let you down. After reading "Morning Blossoms Picked Up at Dusk" 800 words 4
Lu Xun was a great man and hero of that period. He used his pen as a bow and his words as arrows to lead those who opposed New China. The bloody words shoot into the dark and desolate society.
There are three combinations in "Picking Up Flowers in the Morning and Dusk", they are: the combination of recalling the past and criticizing reality, the combination of narrative and discussion, and the combination of lyricism. Combining humor and satire, "Plucked in the Morning and Evening" expresses Lu Xun's strong anti-feudal thoughts, and also shows the true feelings of the world that Lu Xun experienced from childhood to youth, allowing readers to see the reality.
The conception of "Weeds" is exquisite, unique and profound. The profound meaning is the icing on the pen.
The "Twenty-Four Pictures of Filial Piety" in "Picking Up Flowers in the Morning and Evening" touched me very much. Lu Xun obviously didn't like some of the stories in this book, because "Lying on the Ice to Seek Carp," "Lao Lai Entertaining His Relatives," and "Guo Ju Burying His Son" in this book are all ignorant filial piety stories. Lu Xun severely criticized the ignorance and ugliness of feudal filial piety, which sounded the alarm for future generations.
The article "Dog·Cat·Rat" describes the grudges between Lu Xun and cats. Lu Xun has always hated cats. He himself did not like the temperament of cats, and the bad rumors about cats in other countries affected him, making his hatred of cats even more deep-rooted. In addition, he mistakenly believed that the cute hidden mouse he raised was eaten by a cat, so he Add the name of the culprit to the cat's head. At first glance, Lu Xun seems a bit unreasonable, and his hatred of cats is a bit far-fetched. In fact, this article was written in response to the attack on the so-called "gentlemen". Mr. Lu Xun used sharp words to ridicule them, expressing his disapproval of them like cats "torture the weak" and "howl everywhere" Ugly hatred. Although this kind of non-story prose is a bit boring to read, and sometimes you don't even understand what Lu Xun wants to express, but once you understand the story behind the article, you will easily understand the profound meaning of this article.
The song "One Sleep" in "Weeds" also touched me very deeply. In the article, Lu Xun was not surprised by the "rudeness" of the youth, but by the awakening of the youth.
Lu Xun seemed to witness the attack of "death" from the bombing sound of the warlord's plane, and even more felt the existence of "life". From the young people's writings, he saw the "angry" and "rough" souls of young people who "refused to put on makeup". Lu Xun was pleasantly surprised by their awakening and resistance, calling them "my lovely young people." Lu Xun was pleasantly surprised not only for these literary youths, but also for himself. He was pleasantly surprised that in recent years he had bid farewell to and buried the despair and nothingness. shadow.
The articles in "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" and "Weeds" are profound and thought-provoking, allowing us to feel the simplicity of the old society. We should not just stop at the level of reading, but also know how to understand the articles. the thought to be expressed. After reading "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Evening" 800 words 5
"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", as the name suggests, refers to Mr. Lu Xun's memories of his childhood in his later years. Among them, what impressed me the most and touched me the most was the passage describing impermanence.
This story is about the impermanent image that Lu Xun saw in the countryside and on the drama stage during his childhood. It vividly depicts a humane ghost. Because he saw his mother crying so hard because of the death of her son, she felt pity for him and "returned him to the world for a moment", but was beaten with forty sticks by his immediate superior, King Yama. We can also see that Wu Chang is very humane from the fact that Wu Chang also has a wife and children.
As the saying goes: "Good deeds will be rewarded with good deeds, and evil deeds will be rewarded with evil deeds." In the society where wolves were in power at that time, there was no justice at all. Therefore, the straightforward and fair image of "ghost but human, reason and emotion" on the stage is very popular among the people. Maybe it is a kind of spiritual comfort, because fair judges can only exist in the underworld. Because evil people do not get retribution, those "gentlemen" in the name of "justice" and "justice" become even more unscrupulous. People dare to be angry but dare not speak out. If they say the "wrong thing", they may be punished. The body and head are in a different place.
While Mr. Lu Xun portrays the image of impermanence, he also contains bitter satire on those "gentlemen" whose "personality" is not as good as their "ghost character". In those troubled times, the country was in trouble. Mr. Lu Xun was unable to charge into battle and serve the motherland because of his frailty and illness. However, this did not stop his strong patriotism. He was filled with righteous indignation and took up his pen to fight against the enemy. The articles written by him seem to be filled with the anger of thousands of people to accuse the world of injustice! The motherland is corrupt and incompetent. Foreigners are arrogant in our territory and oppress the people. Even if they hit someone, it is all our Chinese fault. Every Chinese is filled with righteous indignation, but dare not say a word. They can only look up to the sky and sigh: "Where is the justice!" Therefore, the just and humane impermanence has become the sustenance of people's hearts. How much does "Axiom" cost per pound? In Mr. Lu Xun's seemingly humorous words, there is a sharp dagger hidden between the lines, stabbing at the enemy and the so-called "justice". For the people living in dire straits, this "dagger" is like a beacon, illuminating the endless darkness in their hearts and bringing them hope. As Gong Zizhen's poem says, "Kiuzhou relies on wind and thunder for its vitality." In such troubled times where there is no justice, the only thing that can stand upright on the land of China is wind, rain, thunder and lightning. The fair judge is in the underworld. Why? Because if the judges in the human world were fair, they would probably have to go to the underworld to stay.
Recalling the humiliating history and the unfair and troubled times, we may be able to understand the value of equality and justice today, and the helplessness of "where is justice" at that time. After reading "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" 800 words 6
"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is a prose written by Mr. Lu Xun about his childhood memories. While reading carefully, I enjoyed the emotions revealed between the lines of the article.
In "Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore", the author's growth process is described from childhood games and fun to growing up and reading. Everything is so innocent, childlike, and evocative. Maybe it can't stop the emotion in my heart! I really like the article "Morning Blossoms Gathered at Dusk, from Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore", especially the author looks at the world from a child's perspective. I feel deeply moved and have endless aftertaste when I read it. I really feel like Mr. Lu Xun. I I really want to go back to my childhood, feel Mr. Lu Xun’s childhood, and feel that passionate childhood. In the Baicao Garden, the author tasted the folk legend of "Beautiful Snake" and experienced the story of catching birds in the winter snow, which was endlessly interesting. In Sanwei Bookstore, the author experienced the staleness of Sanwei Bookstore and was bound by the rules. Here I remembered that when I was a child, I really didn’t like going to kindergarten. I probably didn’t like the feeling of being bound by rules, so I just made trouble at home all day long. But the author also experienced interesting stories of students sneaking into the backyard to play during recess, and students taking the opportunity to have fun while the old private school teacher was engrossed in reading in class. In the lines of this prose, you can feel the innocence and innocence of childhood.
In "Five Rampant Meetings", the author criticizes the destruction of children's nature by feudal parents and the feudal education system. The Wuzhanghui is a meeting to welcome the gods. When the author was a child, he was fascinated by the wonderful contents of the Wuzhanghui, but his father forced him to recite the contents of "Jianlue". The author felt extremely disappointed and painful about this. This aroused my thoughts. In fact, many parents now force their children to learn things they don’t like to learn and do things they don’t like to do.
The author’s true record of his own growth process. During the author’s growth process, various people came into his life. As everyone grows up, they will experience good and evil, beauty and ugliness, truth and hypocrisy, kindness and evil.
The important thing is not to lose yourself and cherish the good life.
From Lu Xun's "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", I can feel that the author's childhood and youth were not easy, but they were also full of beautiful memories all the time. Lu Xun's childhood and youth were sweet and sour. Our childhood and youth are also like Lu Xun. Whether childhood and youth are good or bad, it will leave us with memories, so Lu Xun and our childhood and youth are both wonderful. The childhood of the golden age is gone forever, and what is left can only be savored by us. Trivial memories reappear in "Morning Blossoms Picked Up at Dusk". Childhood in different eras, same happy memories. Let us name this nostalgic time youth like flowers. After reading "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" 800 words 7
Lu Xun, formerly known as Zhou Shuren, is a great writer, thinker, and revolutionary in my country. The famous saying "A cold brow is pointed at a thousand people, but one bows his head and is willing to be a bully" is Mr. Lu Xun's famous saying. A vivid portrayal of love and hate. Today, I carefully read Mr. Lu Xun's famous book "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk". There are many interesting articles in it, such as "A Chang and the Classic of Mountains and Seas", "Dog?" cat? "Rat" and so on, but the most unforgettable one for me is "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore".
Baicao Garden is a very large garden behind Mr. Lu Xun’s house. Just the short mud walls and the surrounding area are full of unlimited fun. In order to find the human-shaped roots of Polygonum multiflorum, Lu Xun kept pulling up the roots of Polygonum multiflorum and damaging the mud wall. In the Baicao Garden in winter, after the snow covered the ground for a day or two, Lu Xun used the method taught by Runtu's father to catch birds. After a lot of effort, he caught three or four birds. I really like the Baicao Garden written by Mr. Lu Xun. It reminds me of the vegetable garden at my grandma’s house. The garden is full of green lettuce, cabbage, and spinach. Long loofahs hang on the pergola. There are countless "" Moisture bug", I moved it with my hand, and it quickly rolled up into a ball and started suspended animation mode. The beetle with its shiny blue shell is looking for something in a hurry. A group of ants by the small ditch are busy dragging a seed into the hole. Whether it is a herb garden or a vegetable garden, they are all vibrant, full of energy and fun. They are a paradise for children and the best memories of childhood.
Sanwei Bookstore, where Mr. Lu Xun studied. The children were playful, and the old man called them back, "He has a ruler, but he doesn't use it often. He also has a rule for punishing kneeling, but he doesn't use it often. He just stares a few times and shouts, study!" The old man read. When he is in a state of trance, he "always smiles, raises his head, shakes it, twists it backwards and forwards". It can be seen from Mr. Lu Xun's writings that the school teacher Shou Jingwu was an upright, simple and knowledgeable person. At this moment, I think of our beloved good teacher! In order to train us to become the future successors of our country, they worked hard and often continued to work even though they were sick. Mr. Lu Xun's words "I am a cow, what I eat is grass, what I squeeze out is milk and blood" is a vivid portrayal of our hard-working, dedicated and selfless teachers! By reading Mr. Lu Xun's articles, I was deeply inspired. In the future, I must study diligently, study hard, learn skills well, and build our beautiful motherland when I grow up!
Mr. Lu Xun once said that time is like water in a sponge. As long as you are willing to squeeze, there is always some time. In the future, I will squeeze out more time, read more, read good books, enrich my knowledge, broaden my horizons, establish lofty ideals, and be a person who loves family, country, people, and stands like Mr. Lu Xun. After reading "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" 800 words 8
Lu Xun is a famous writer in my country. His "The True Story of Ah Q" shocked every Chinese. I believe that Ah Q in Lu Xun's works dealt a heavy blow to the leaders of feudal society. Lu Xun also wrote another work, "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk". This book is Mr. Lu Xun's work in his later years, and this collection of essays is all about Mr. Lu Xun's childhood. "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" was originally called "Revisiting Old Events" and contains 10 articles written by Lu Xun describing fragments of his childhood and youth life. I am very fortunate to have read this book.
"Picking Up Flowers in the Morning and Evening" is about ten things in the background of that era with "I" as the protagonist. The book includes "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore" which is familiar to us junior high school students. This article is one of the articles we have studied since entering junior high school. The article describes the appearance of the White Grass Garden in detail. "Not to mention the green vegetable beds, smooth stone well fences, tall honey locust trees, purple mulberries..." This paragraph must still be fresh in our memory, not only to understand Baicao Garden also lamented the exquisiteness of Mr. Lu Xun's writing techniques and praised Mr. Lu Xun as one of the most outstanding writers in China.
In Lu Xun’s book, he wrote about “Elder Mother” many times, which shows that this character had a very deep impression on me. In the article, I am taken care of by my eldest mother. I sleep with my eldest mother at night. During the day, she tells me stories. "I" listen to those somewhat mysterious legends with great interest. However, "I" sometimes hate the eldest mother. Due to the influence of society, the eldest mother has retained many pedantic customs: such as eating lucky oranges on New Year's morning, liking to check and complain, and blindly complaining to "the eldest child". Mao’s story, and even trampled to death the hidden rat that “I” loved. Therefore, "I" hold a grudge against her. In fact, "I" have not always disliked her. The eldest mother understood that "I" liked "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", so she ran a lot and helped "me" buy "The Classic of Mountains and Seas".
At the end of "Ah Chang and the Classic of Mountains and Seas", Lu Xun expressed his love for his eldest mother, and he hoped that the kind Mother Earth would let her rest in peace.
Mr. Lu Xun is the "backbone of our nation". He used his pen as a gun and his every word had a ring to it. I felt a lot after watching it. I am very glad that I was born in such a happy and perfect era. "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" uses plain language, vivid characters, and rich and connotative childhood stories to attack the old feudal society and embodies Mr. Lu Xun's desire for "human liberation." Our childhood will gradually fade away, leaving only happy and perfect memories of childhood.
I suggest that you read "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" carefully to experience Mr. Lu Xun's childhood dreams of a different era, and share his love for nature and yearning for freedom. Thoughts after reading "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" 800 words 9
Closing the yellowed pages of the book, there seems to be a hint of calligraphy on your fingertips. I stared at the spine of the book, which was as thin as a piece of bamboo but extremely thick, closed my eyes, and fell into endless contemplation...
"Morning Blossoms Picked Up at Dusk", what a beautiful name, ten chapters with flowing water. Such simple prose contains so many complex emotions! Nostalgic for my hometown, longing for my relatives, respect for my teachers, and longing for childhood... there is less criticism, more recollection, less sharpness, and more sincerity. Yes, I'm afraid this is a dream of Lu Xun. Stay away from the disputes and rejection of the world, return to your youth, and look at the world and the people around you with the simple and young heart of a child or a young man. There is an ancient city of Shaoxing, carrying the smoke of the past, quietly falling into a dream... I saw this dream, and I would rather believe that it was a dream.
The childhood part of this dream is my favorite, and it is also the most simple and innocent. There was little criticism, little hatred, and little cynical middle-aged man in this dream. Some are just an innocent and smart child, pulling Polygonum multiflorum in the herb garden, listening to the eldest mother telling stories under the light, or secretly tracing portraits on paper when the husband is not paying attention. He is innocent, and even more thoughtful. He opposes the constraints of feudal education on children's thoughts. He opposes superstition and the notion of strange powers and chaos... It is his advanced thinking that gives him the skills to become a great writer and a critic. Conditions of home, isn’t it?
Slowly, slowly, Lu Xun’s childhood passed with the wind and drifted away. His path to study gradually unfolds before our eyes. Fortunately, along the way, I came across this wonderful and profound article in "Trivia". It tells the story of how when Lu Xun grew up, he had to go out to study because of his family's financial difficulties, and then went to study abroad. Here, I met Lu Xun, a vigorous young man, and saw the various shortcomings of society after the Revolution of 1911. Mrs. Yan's false kindness and ugly face disgusted me, and the corrupt style of the "reformers" made me angry. I understood why Lu Xun wanted to study abroad until he gave up medicine to pursue literature. I saw a transformed Lu Xun, and even a China that was about to be awakened!
We are not the Lu Xun in the book, but we are feeling the Lu Xun in the book. The past is like smoke in dreams, Sanwei Bookstore and Baicao Garden form a whirling shadow against each other, and the Shenhu Festival to Welcome the Games also gradually fades away with Lu Xun's growth. We grow up by reading "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" and feel sentimental while reading "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk". We can only realize and grow, turn it into a clear dream, and treasure it forever... After reading "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Evening" 800 words 10
"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is Lu Xun's love for teenagers Written based on the past events, it not only describes his memories of his childhood life and his sincere nostalgia for his teachers and friends, but also truly writes about the author's life before and after the Reform Movement of 1898 and the Revolution of 1911. From family to society, from China to Japan, each article reflects the characteristics of that era.
Among them, "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore" is the most detailed description of childhood life. This article is full of humor and wit. In Baicao Garden and Sanwei Bookstore, Lu Xun lived a very interesting life. It can be said that Lu Xun's childhood was happy.
"Father's Disease" can see the harm caused by quack doctors and the decadence of feudal society's ideas. From this article you can find out why I studied medicine.
The article "Mr. Fujino" is a turning point in Lu Xun's thought. This article exposes the ignorance of Chinese people's thinking. The Japanese look down on the Chinese.
"Picking Up Flowers in the Morning and Evening" criticizes feudal customs and feudal ideas by writing about the life and feelings of childhood and youth. His childhood, which was supposed to be happy and beautiful, was shrouded in that feudal society and sometimes had a pedantic atmosphere, so Lu Xun wanted to scold that semi-feudal and semi-colonial society. From the surface of the article, it seems that Lu Xun used some warm words, but in fact, he hid his anger deeper. Some people say that a soft tongue is the most hurtful weapon. Maybe Mr. Lu Xun wanted to achieve this goal. In "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", Lu Xun used a lot of contrast and irony.
For example, in "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore", Lu Xun first used many bright words to describe the carefree life in Baicao Garden, and then wrote that "I" had to say goodbye to Baicao Garden. Go to school at Sanwei Bookstore. The Baicao Garden written above is a good contrast to the boring life of studying in Sanwei Bookstore later, and reflects Lu Xun's dissatisfaction with private schools in the old society.
In "Mr. Fujino", Mr. Fujino, Lu Xun's Japanese medical tutor, is a casually dressed person. "This Mr. Fujino, it is said that his clothes are too vague, and sometimes he forgets his tie; in winter, he wears an old coat. Shivering."
But Mr. Fujino is extremely serious about his work. He added and corrected all the "I" handouts with red pen; he also pointed out the position of the blood vessels. This contrasting technique better describes Mr. Fujino’s noble qualities and Lu Xun’s admiration for him. In addition, Mr. Fujino’s tireless teaching and equal treatment of Chinese students are in sharp contrast to the disdainful attitude of Japanese students towards Chinese students, showing that Mr. Fujino is a true gentleman.
Lu Xun used a lot of ink on one person in "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", that is Lu Xun's nanny "Chang Mama", she is a person who needs to be treated in two.
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