Seek the main content of Lu Xun's article Fan Ainong.

The main content of Lu Xun's Fan Ainong is to describe Fan Ainong's dissatisfaction with the dark society before the revolution, his pursuit of the revolution and his persecution after the Revolution of 1911, and to show the author's disappointment with the old democratic revolution and his sympathy and mourning for this upright and stubborn patriot by tracing back several life segments he came into contact with when he was studying in Japan and returned to China. The full-text language is simple and sincere.

Through the description of Fan Ainong's tragic experience, this paper not only exposes the feudal society's destruction of upright and patriotic intellectuals, but also exposes and criticizes the incompleteness of the Revolution of 1911 and its social pathologies before and after.

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The article interweaves the emotional clues of missing friends with the development of Fan Ainong's personality. When I first met Fan Ainong in Tokyo, I had a misunderstanding. I think he is "hateful", and even think that "to make a revolution, we must first get rid of Fan Ainong".

In the year before the Revolution of 1911, our hometown met again, and we got a good understanding through the joke experience. After learning that he returned to his hometown, he was despised, rejected and persecuted, and he was almost ashamed, so that he "hid in the countryside and taught a few primary school students to make a living."

During the Revolution of 1911, "We walked into the street with white flags in our eyes. However, despite this appearance, the skeleton remains the same, because it is still a military government organized by several old squires. This shows the fact that the achievements of the Revolution of 1911 were usurped by feudal reactionary forces.

But in the end, they had the opportunity to teach together. They loved agriculture and served as supervisors. "He works and teaches, and he is really diligent." He wrote down his enthusiasm for work and his joy at the victory of the revolution.