Mr. Lu Xun is known as the modern "Wen Sheng" in China, and his works such as Young Rundi, In Memory of Liu Hezhen Jun and Mr. Fujino are well known to us in China.

Now, due to the developed network of China, his image is becoming more and more entertaining by netizens, and more and more so-called "famous sayings" are planted on him. It is estimated that Mr. Lu Xun will also smile and say, "I have never heard this sentence."

But ridicule is ridicule. What is the true image of Mr. Lu Xun? No one seems to have analyzed it carefully. In the eyes of the left, Mr. Lu Xun is a revolutionary, while the right-wing intellectuals scoff at Mr. Lu Xun, thinking that Mr. Lu Xun is just a literati who has been promoted by the government.

Mr. Lu Xun's views on things are the most profound in that era, such as his "The Relationship between Wei and Jin Manners and Medicinal Liquor". Personally, I think that this article alone overwhelmed all the writing of the History of China Literature at that time and now, and the history of literature I saw was either too academic or obscure.

For example, The History of China Literature in Cambridge, edited by Yu Wensuo 'an, is either literature divorced from reality and only talks about the ideas and writing methods of the article, such as Qian Mu's History of China Literature, or it is laughing and cursing, which makes people unable to grasp the essence of literature, such as Mu Xin's Memoirs of Literature.