In Father's Disease, the doctor described by the author is a quack who doesn't distinguish witch doctors, talks over my head, extorts money and ignores human life. Ironically, the author wrote that quacks mislead people, and the medicines of two "famous doctors" are more unique than one, which shows the melodrama of some Chinese medicine practitioners. Through their resignation, it shows that their father's condition is getting worse step by step.

Quack doctors don't tell patients the specific symptoms, but they just make it clear vaguely, but in fact they can't tell you why. The patient has no pulse and is still taking his time, which only shows that he is a habitual liar. He also created a "legend" for himself and created public opinion; Comparing yourself with the real famous doctor Mr. Ye just gives you an illusion. Zhou Boyi was incurable, so he took the blame on Chen Lianhe and ran away.

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"Father's Disease" recalls the scene that his father's illness was delayed in treatment when he was a child, and reveals the attitudes, styles and prescriptions of these "famous doctors", which is blindness to witchcraft and doctors, extortion of money and indifference to human life. Recording the fragments of Lu Xun's childhood life in his hometown and showing the human feelings and social features at that time are valuable chapters for people to know young Lu Xun.

I read in "Flowers in the Morning" that young Lu Xun had an ulterior ambition. Xiaozi Notes wrote that after his father died of the ignorance of a quack, Lu Xun resolutely went to a strange place to study in order to avoid boring gossip and for his mother's sake.

When I was studying in Japan, in order to save the country and survive, I resolutely refused Mr. Fujino's retention, gave up my major and devoted myself to the difficult literary movement alone. Although all this is only an understatement in the article, the invisible patriotic enthusiasm hidden between the lines has ignited every reader's heart, which is a feeling that many writers can't find in their works.