Lu Xun is a household name. Yes, he is Lu Xun who exposed the true face of the world. He exposed the darkness of society at that time and led batches of students onto the path of truth and justice. He was a great literary master of his time. Today I have compiled some essays about my thoughts after reading "The Scream" for your reference and study. Let's take a look at it together.
Comments after reading "The Scream": Chapter 1
"The Scream" is a collection of short stories by Lu Xun. The novel truly reproduces the social status quo from the Revolution of 1911 to the May 4th Movement.
Many of Lu Xun’s articles have been included in our middle school textbooks, and many people are familiar with Lu Xun. When many people first read Lu Xun's articles, they read about the happiness of childhood and the darkness of society. Some people were deeply impressed by the slender and lonely compass in it, and some even wanted to encounter the beautiful snake.
Lu Xun’s articles often come to light only when they are read back many years later. "Scream" is what you want to shout with all your heart and soul but no one responds. You are the only one in the silent valley, surrounded by a purgatory where you can't see your fingers. People are like walking corpses whose souls have been sucked out, living in numbness in the world.
In "The Scream", many people are deeply impressed by the character Kong Yiji. Kong Yiji was a down-and-out scholar who was the epitome of being poisoned by the feudal imperial examination system. His spirit had been deeply poisoned by the feudal imperial examination system and he was extremely pedantic. He lived in poverty while not wanting to make progress, and he clung to the arrogance of a scholar. . In the end, the couple was interrupted because of petty theft, and they died alone in the snow.
The character Kong Yiji is a tragic image, living indifferently in such a social situation. He is aloof and lonely, and is out of tune with society. No one tried to persuade him. People just watched sarcastically as Kong Yiji made yet another credit transaction at the Xianheng Tavern. Kong Yiji died like that. Society did not lend a helping hand, and neither did his compatriots. People have become accustomed to the deaths of thousands of Kong Yijis.
In the article "Hometown" excerpted from "The Scream", I followed Brother Xun's memories to his former hometown. The young Runtu has turned into an honest and dull middle-aged man, and no longer has the aura he had when they played together as children. Even the Tofu Xishi Yang Ersao has turned into a shrill, mean and cold person.
They endured a life of hunger and cold for a long time. Under the dual oppression of the landlord class and imperialism, they gradually distorted their humanity and became indifferent and selfish. There is a gap between people.
What "The Scream" shouts is anger and despair. Mr. Lu Xun's understanding of the Chinese people was beyond the times, and he was well aware of the evil nature that existed in the Chinese people's bones. He once said: "Whenever a person's ideas are praised, it promotes his progress; when he is opposed, it promotes his struggle. He only screams among strangers, but strangers do not respond. It does not agree with him. There is no objection. It’s like being in a boundless wasteland and being helpless. How sad it is. So I call what I feel loneliness.” This sentence is also a well-known saying that hits the mark in today’s society.
He once said: "Whenever a person's ideas are praised, it will promote his progress; if he is opposed, it will promote his struggle. He only screams among strangers, and strangers do not support him. There is no response, neither approval nor objection. It is like being in a boundless wasteland and being helpless. How sad is this? So I regard what I feel as loneliness. "This sentence is put in today's society. It is also a famous saying of m.simayi.net that sharply points out the current ills. Lu Xun was a pioneer of the times. He hated the insensitive society at that time, the insensitive and unsympathetic Chinese people, and hated the nation that was trampled by foreign powers but did not know how to resist. What he hates is a China that "sorrows its misfortune and is angry that it does not fight". Facing a China that was indifferent to its cries, he tried to use sharp writing, precise language, and meticulous thinking to mercilessly awaken the sleeping Chinese people.
"The Scream" depicts a sick society and satirizes the cannibalistic nature of the old Chinese feudal system.
Through Mr. Lu Xun's words, we can strongly feel that he really wanted to save China and that he was a hero of the times. Many years have passed, but Lu Xun's "Ah Q spirit" still exists in the hearts of the Chinese people.
As they grow up, more and more people understand Lu Xun. I understand the spirit of "a cold brow to a thousand fingers, a bowed head willing to be a bully".
As we gradually came into contact with this society, late one night, we suddenly thought, "In fact, there is no road on the ground. When there are more people walking, it becomes a road."
Thoughts after reading The Scream; Chapter 2
Recently, I read a famous book, "The Scream" written by Mr. Lu Xun. I learned a lot from this book and got to know Mr. Lu Xun.
Mr. Lu Xun, whose original name was Zhou Shuren, was a great revolutionist, thinker and literary teacher. "The Scream" contains fourteen works, starting from "Diary of a Madman" in 1918. The selection of materials for "The Scream" was "mostly taken from the unfortunate people in a sick society, with the intention of exposing the suffering and attracting attention for treatment." At that time, Lu Xun believed that what needed urgent treatment most was the "sickness" of human beings "Soul.
In the preface of "The Scream", medical treatment has become a basic clue for the author to express the past. It was written that I helped my father buy medicine, and later my father passed away. Then I wrote about my journey to Japan to study and help patients who were wronged like my father. In this preface, the author does not avoid the hesitation and loneliness he once had, but writes about this feeling vividly, reflecting his frank and straightforward style. "Scream" becomes the author's passion and anger spurted from deep loneliness and loneliness. This book uses plain and simple language to describe the trivial matters in life that always touch our hearts and spirits. It leaves a lot of space for readers to think and daydream
"The Scream" is a collection of short stories written by Lu Xun from 1918 to 1922. The author truly depicts the social life from the Revolution of 1911 to the May Fourth period. It reveals the social hierarchical relationship at that time, deeply analyzes and completely negates China's outdated ideas and traditional concepts, and shows that the national life is a sense of worry and a strong desire for social change.
Mr. Lu Xun used humorous language and an angry yet encouraging tone to inspire the Chinese people at that time, expressing Mr. Lu Xun’s eager hope that the sleeping dragon, China, would wake up soon.
Comments after reading "The Scream": Chapter 3
"The Scream" novel collection is the work of the great writer, thinker and politician Mr. Lu Xun. I have read so many literary works, but the collection of "The Scream" is so breathtaking that I can't forget it for a long time.
In "Diary of a Madman", "crazy talk" may not necessarily be true. That diary with "cannibalism" written all over it is a true portrayal of society. The horrific feudal oppression has mercilessly distorted every soul; what is hidden under the mask of benevolence and morality is the cannibalistic nature. The madman said: "There are no children who have ever eaten people, or are there any? Save the children!" In such a cannibalistic society, people either protect themselves wisely or become cannibals. Where can there be pure white children? Soul? That’s the cry from the heart. Anyone who is oppressed and suffocated by moral education will naturally make such a cry. However, the most tragic thing is that under the oppression and restraint of feudal ethics, people do not have the courage to make such a cry! The madman is happy, because his madness frees him from the destruction and oppression of the soul by feudal ethics, and also Only madmen have the right to have a pure soul. I hope this society is full of madmen! The imperial examination system and stereotyped selection of scholars have wiped out many knowledgeable people and worn away many edges of personality over thousands of years. What they have shaped are countless traits. A feudal puppet who has no thoughts and talks a lot. How many people have devoted their lives to the Four Books and Five Classics; how many heroes have sacrificed themselves for fame.
"Kong Yiji" is the second article to criticize feudal ethics and feudal culture after "Kuai Rui Diary".
The protagonist Kong Yi's twisted mind has been boned by feudal culture. He was made a joke by people because of his poverty. He was full of benevolence and morality, but he was forced by life to become a "gentleman". In the end, death was the best relief for him. , in a society where feudal oppression is ubiquitous and pervasive, only the dead and madmen survive, how ironic this is! "The True Story of Ah Q" is one of the most representative articles in "Najia". The reason why he is so well-known is that it "writes the soul of a modern Chinese people" (Lu Xun's "Russian Translation"). There is no gorgeous language, and the story is not fascinating. In Lu Xun's works Here, he expresses his sense of national responsibility to care about the country and the people, and his deep love for the Chinese nation. His works sharply and powerfully criticize the unreasonable feudal system, and are praised as being completely opposed to the feudal system. The first spring thunder. His words were sharp, piercing the enemy's heart like a sharp knife. At the same time, Mr. Lu Xun also felt deeply for the people living in such a society who "sorrow for their misfortune and are angry for their inability to fight". He hoped that through the novel collection "The Scream". The cry of the dead awakens the numb souls, the oppressed people, come and cry! Come and resist!