Lu Xun, a great thinker and writer in China, cherishes time very much. He has a wise saying: "Time is life, wasting other people's time for no reason is actually tantamount to killing people for money."

Lu Xun really cherishes time. All his time is spent drinking coffee and talking about the gaps in work and study. Lu Xun also urged himself to cherish time, study hard and work hard in various forms. When he was in Beijing, he hung a couplet in his bedroom and study, which contained two poems by Qu Yuan, a great poet in ancient China. The first part is "Don't worry when the sun goes down", and the second part is "I'm afraid that the pelican will sing first" (I'm afraid that the cuckoo will call early when she goes again a year later. There is also a picture of Mr. Fujino, Lu Xun's most admired Japanese teacher, hanging on the wall of the study. Lu Xun wrote in "Flowers in the Evening": "Whenever I am tired at night and want to be lazy, I catch a glimpse of his black and thin face under the light, as if to say something cadence, which suddenly made my conscience discover and increased my courage, so I lit a cigarette and continued to write something that made people feel deeply painful like a gentleman." Lu Xun urged himself to hurry up with this couplet and photo. It is precisely because of this spirit of regarding time as life that Lu Xun extensively dabbled in many fields of natural science and social science during his 56-year-old life journey, and translated more than10 million words in his life, leaving a valuable cultural heritage for future generations.