Recently, I read a lot of historical materials and found that Lu Xun in our mind is so different from the real Lu Xun in history! Let's talk about Chairman Mao's comments first. . 1940 When he was buried, Chairman Mao called him "a great writer, a great thinker and a great revolutionary". His bones are the hardest, he is the most correct, courageous, determined, loyal and enthusiastic. " Mao used three "great" and six "most" in one breath. As a result, Lu Xun was appointed by Chairman Mao as the first modern saint in China. Let's first look at the people he cursed: the people Lu Xun cursed were basically people with higher status and better reputation than him at that time. Such as Zhang, Hu Shi, Liang Shiqiu, Lin Yutang, Xu Zhimo, Chen Yuan, Li Siguang, Cheng, Gu Jiegang, Shen Congwen, Shi Chengzhe, Zhu Guangqian, Zhou Yang, Yang Hansheng, Tian Han and Xia Yan. And frequently use words such as "dog", "bulldog", "running dog" and "Reservoir Dogs". In this list, such as Tian Han, Xia Yan, Zhu Guangqian, Lin Yutang, Li Siguang, etc. Needless to say, in 37 years, the Japanese came, and the former female principal of Peking University (note that this President Yang was mentioned in the article "Commemorating the King") was called a "sexual pervert" by Lu Xun. In order to protect her female students from being raped by Japanese soldiers, she found the captain of the Japanese gendarmerie to scold the Japanese, and was shot and killed by Japanese soldiers and kicked under the bridge. Chen Qichang, who was slandered by him for taking Japanese funds, was engaged in underground anti-Japanese activities in Shanghai. He was arrested by the Japanese, stabbed to death with a sack and thrown into the sea from Wusongkou. . . . . There are generally two reasons for Lu Xun's swearing: first, he only looks for celebrities to scold him and takes the opportunity to raise his reputation. As for Song Like Zude, he now loves to create and "report" celebrity scandals, which is a kind of hype; Second, he is in arrears with the manuscript fee. What was Mr. Lu Xun doing when the country was in crisis? 193 1 year, the September 18th incident broke out, 1932, and the famous 128 incident happened. When the Japanese army attacked Shanghai, Lu Xun and his family hid in the Japanese concession in Hongkou, Shanghai. When the 19th Route Army fought bloody battles, all circles in Shanghai supported China. Soong Ching Ling personally took to the streets to encourage Japanese soldiers. Lu, who lives in Hongkou, wrote. It's hot outside, but Lu Xun pretends not to know. During this period, Lu Xun's diary (1932, February 16) said, "Qinglian Pavilion invited prostitutes to sit for one yuan" (please note that the salary of ordinary teachers at that time was about 6 yuan/month, and Lu Xun had the money to invite Japanese prostitutes to "sit" and pay one yuan. Lu Xun's hiding place in Shanghai is Neishan Bookstore. The true identity of this inner mountain is the Japanese government's "intelligence liaison station" in China, just like in Shui Yue. Why did Lu Xun hide in the Japanese intelligence liaison station when Japan went to war with China? This should start with Lu Xun's study in Japan. Lu Xun 1902 went to Japan to study, and Lu Xun's report card was available online. Zhou Zuoren, Lu Xun's younger brother, wrote that when he was studying in Sendai Medical College, Japan, his poor grades were the main reason for "abandoning medicine for literature". His best score in ethics is 83, while the rest in German, physics and chemistry are only 60 (passing is inevitable), and the anatomy class taught by Mr. Fujino is only 59.3, failing. 1906, Lu Xun interrupted his studies because of poor grades. 1906- 1909, he didn't have to work or attend classes in Japan, but he stayed for three years. He had no job and no family support, but he lived a rich and leisurely life in Tokyo, hired Japanese maids and subsidized his second brother to study abroad. where is the money to come from? In fact, it is a special high-tech company in Japan that pays salaries, and its duty is to spy on the movements of China students in Japan. It is not difficult to understand why Lu Xun was qualified to hide in the Japanese intelligence station when War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out. The Japanese provided protection for Lu Xun, and Lu Xun would naturally stand up and defend the invaders: when the Japanese occupied Shanghai, there were many anti-Japanese groups in Shanghai, and their members had many badges and photos, and they didn't understand the cruelty of underground work. Once discovered by the Japanese, they are bound to be killed. Lu Xun thus excused the Japanese aggressors: "When a young man like this was killed, everyone was greatly wronged and thought that the Japanese were too cruel. In fact, this is entirely due to different tempers. The Japanese are too serious and too careless. Inevitably, this carelessness will be taken seriously. "China people were killed because of poor quality. The deep relationship between Lu Xun and the Japanese can be traced back to the Yuan Shikai period. 19 15. When the European powers were busy with World War I, Japan forced Yuan Shikai's government to sign Article 21, which was tantamount to betraying the country. Yuan Shikai is a crafty old scoundrel and doesn't want to take responsibility alone. Lu Xun is still a "liar" who whitewashes himself. As we all know, when studying in Japan, Lu Xun watched Japanese movies and looked at the numb people in Northeast China, either killed wood or bored spectators. Therefore, he believes that it is useless to strengthen the national physique, and it is particularly important to heal the soul. So he left school angrily and began to write. Everyone has forgotten the most basic concept of time. Lu Xun studied in Japan from 1902 to 1909, and Lu Xun published his first article, Diary of a Madman, in 19 18. It took more than ten years for Lu Xun to write his first article from watching movies in Japan. This change is really too long. . . . Even the first Diary of a Madman was actually written in imitation of Nikolai Gogol's novel of the same name. Therefore, Lu Xun's novels are not interested in the Chinese nation at all, but a means of making a living. In fact, there are still many disgraceful places in Lu Xun's life, such as abandoning 14' s original wife who lives alone to engage in "teacher-student love" (this is of course human nature), peeking at his brother-in-law taking a bath and being chased into the street by his own brother. There is also a saying that this brother-in-law is also Japanese and likes to play with Japanese women, which is even the biggest hobby in Lu Xun's bones. Finally, to say a famous saying of Lu Xun, many people regard it as their motto: look at a thousand fingers coldly, bow your head and be a willing ox! According to these two sentences, the party described Lu Xun as a model of serving the people. Here, let's popularize cultural knowledge. The allusion to "a willing ox" comes from Zuo Zhuan's Six Years of Mourning for the Duke: "The steamed stuffed bun said,' Have you forgotten that you are a willing ox?' "Qi Jinggong loves his child, pretending to be a cow, with a rope in his mouth, and letting the child ride. The child fell down and bit off his teeth. Lu Xun's two famous sayings include the last two, "Hide in a small building and become unified, regardless of winter Xia Chunqiu." Therefore, the "willing cow" mentioned by Lu Xun here does not mean any working people at all. What he really means is: I scold you, but you are unconvinced and accuse me. Then I have to look at you coldly. No matter what the outside world is like, I'd better go home and play with my children! This is Lu Xun's basic attitude towards Japan's invasion of China! The real Lu Xun, saying that he is a traitor or a Japanese spy may be a bit excessive, but in fact he is a literary hooligan who has neither national integrity nor human morality, and is greedy for money and lust.