Source: Lu Xun's phrase "It is indisputable to mourn his misfortune and anger him" is often understood as his attitude towards Kong Yiji. Actually, it is not, or it is not. This is the language that Lu Xun used to comment on the English poet Byron in the article On the Power of Moro Poetry before he wrote his novel in 1907.

There are a few words in the original text: "(Poet) attaches importance to independence and loves freedom. If a slave stands in front of him, he will be sad and ill-treated, so he will mourn his misfortune and be angry with him because of his ill-treatment ... "This is Lu Xun's attitude towards his unconscious British compatriots.

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/kloc-at the end of 0/9 century, the Qing government was corrupt and the people were in poverty. The imperial examination system since Sui and Tang Dynasties is still prevalent. A few literati climbed to the dominant position, but most of the lower intellectuals were down and out. Kong Yiji, the hero of the novel Kong Yiji, is a typical example in Lu Xun's works.

After the Revolution of 1911 (19 1 1), Yuan Shikai proclaimed himself emperor, the restoration forces flourished, and the revolutionary achievements were stolen. Before and after the May 4th Movement, although the imperial examination system was abolished, feudal cultural education was still deeply rooted, feudal education was still carried out in other ways, and the people were still in a state of lethargy.

1965438+The October Revolution in 2007 brought Marxism–Leninism to China. Li Dazhao, a revolutionary intellectual in China, led and instigated the New Culture Movement and lashed out at feudal cultural education.

In order to angrily attack the feudal system and culture, to "describe the society or a kind of life, please read it" and to "attract medical attention", Mr. Lu Xun wrote the novel Kong Yiji in the winter of 19 18 after Diary of a Madman.

Baidu Encyclopedia-mourn its misfortune and anger its indisputable.