Lu Xun's desk is engraved with a small word "early". The word is horizontal, much like an unopened flower and a small torch.

The word "early" has a history: Lu Xun's father is ill. While studying at school, Lu Xun helped his mother with housework. He runs between the pawnshop and the drugstore almost every day, taking his family's things to the pawnshop for money, and then going to the drugstore to buy medicine for his father. One morning, Lu Xun was late for school

Shou Jason Wu, a serious teacher, said to him sternly, "It's early in the future!" Lu Xun silently returned to his seat, engraved the word "early" on that old desk, and also engraved a firm belief in his heart. From then on, Lu Xun was never late for school, and he always went out early and returned late, and he worked tirelessly all his life.

Full text appreciation:

Mr. Lu Xun wrote an essay recalling childhood fun, From Baicaoyuan to San Tan Yin Yue, which was included in the collection of essays, Morning Flowers.

In this article, Lu Xun vividly wrote the stale taste of reflecting the moon in the three pools, saying that it is "the most severe bookstore in the city", where children are bound by rules. However, the author did not write "Three Ponds Reflecting the Moon" as lifeless. But through the narration of two short stories, "San Tan Ying Yue" is full of humor, that is, the students sneak into the backyard to play during recess, the old private school teacher listens attentively in class, and the students take the opportunity to steal the fun.

At the same time, the students and teachers in the bookstore read some obscure words, which further highlighted the unsatisfactory old private school education.