Who knows the relationship between Lin Yutang and Lu Xun?

Between Lin Yutang and Lu Xun, there is more friendship than argument, so it is difficult to be regarded as opponents of argument. For example, between classmates, family members and husband and wife, it is inevitable that there are different views on one thing, which is as accurate as the truth. I can't say, because yesterday, whoever quarreled with his wife who cooked and washed dishes became sworn enemies. Among those who were "scolded by Lu Xun", Chen Xiying was the real opposition, and Lu Xun rarely mentioned him later. But with the passage of time, this antagonistic relationship will gradually fade away. What about Lu Xun and Lin Yutang? To be honest, I don't know why Chen Shuyu regards them as opponents of the argument. Not knowing this, I can only introduce Lin Yutang from another angle. When Lu Xun died, Lin Yutang was in new york. After hearing the news of Lu Xun's death, Lin Yutang specially wrote an article "Mourning Lu Xun" and talked about his relationship with Lu Xun: "Lu Xun and I met twice, and the people who were alienated twice were natural, and there were people who were not me and Lu Xun. I always respect Lu Xun; Lu Xun cares about me, I like to know each other, Lu Xun abandoned me, and I have no regrets. " This narrative is the best, and no one has ever doubted Lin Yutang's sincerity in this regard. Lin Yutang said that he would not mourn Lu Xun because Lu Xun was not afraid of death, but in the end, Lin Yutang said, "Alas, Lu Xun is sorry"-this shows Lin Yutang's deep affection. Lin Yutang respects Lu Xun very much, and Lu Xun doesn't have much opinion of Lin Yutang. The dispute between Lin Yutang and Lu Xun is actually due to their different personalities and ways of dealing with people. Lin Yutang is sincere and sometimes ridiculous. It is said that when Lin Yutang proposed to his wife, the first gift he gave her was a book from his wife, and the second gift was also the book-I forgot to give it for the first time. Lu Xun is sensitive, sensitive to the point of doubt and unconfidence. Even the best friend, if he doesn't agree, Lu Xun is often seriously silent and doesn't agree at all. Xu Guangping later described that sometimes because Lu Xun didn't agree with her, Lu Xun ran to the clearing and lay down alone, which made her often "depressed, hesitant and disappointed" and wanted to cry. According to Xu Guangping's later recollection, Lu Xun told her a joke about marriage: "Treat guests before marriage, such as bribery"-later, no one was invited to their wedding. Lin Yutang quietly asked Yu Dafu until Yinghai was born: "What happened to Lu Xun and Miss Xu?" Lin Yutang claimed that he was greatly influenced by Laozi, while Lu Xun thought that he was greatly influenced by Zhuangzi, which really made sense. Lin Yutang has the idea of Lao Tzu's inaction, and his views on others are often so-and-so and he doesn't want to be too serious. Lu Xun studied Zhuangzi's attitude towards Confucianism, debating skills and upholding the truth, all of which reached a critical level. Therefore, it is not difficult to imagine the alienation between Lu Xun and Lin Yutang. But I especially like Lin Yutang because of his attitude towards "literati". I didn't expect that I learned from reading some materials recently that my attitude towards literati was actually inherited from Lin Yutang. Lin Yutang said, "You can be a writer, a man and a writer." Lin Yutang opposed the statement that literati should be poor and made a pertinent analysis of the poverty of literati. The poverty of literati is mainly caused by literati. On the one hand, scholars are fond of telling right and wrong, on the other hand, they are too dull to cure production and accidents. However, because the literati are poor, they find many reasons for being poor and expensive, saying that "the words are poor and then work", as if they are not poor and cannot be poets. Lin Yutang advocated that literati should behave themselves, and all kinds of bad habits of literati, such as laziness, non-repayment, decadence, idleness and arrogance, should be eliminated. It can be seen that Lin Yutang's scolding of literati is mainly aimed at poor literati. However, when Lin Yutang scolded the poor literati, he did not add the modifier "poor". Many scholars who are not poor think that Lin Yutang's "logic" is chaotic and "scolded" with a stick. So Lu Xun wrote an article to help Lin Yutang. Lu Xun said: No matter what is dumped, it is never because of scolding, but only because it exposes the mask. It can be seen that Lu Xun scolded mainly fake literati, rather than caring much about whether the literati were poor or not. For example, Lin Yutang advocated not hitting Reservoir Dogs, while Lu Xun advocated hitting Reservoir Dogs. Lin Yutang wants to forgive Tao, Lu Xun wants to be straight, Lu Xun can forgive people, but he can never forgive dogs. Lin Yutang later respected Lu Xun as a hero who beat dogs, but he was not keen on beating dogs-probably another explanation for their estrangement. Between Lin Yutang and Lu Xun, there is more friendship than argument, so it is difficult to be regarded as opponents of argument. For example, between classmates, family members and husband and wife, it is inevitable that there are different views on one thing, which is as accurate as the truth. I can't say, because yesterday, whoever quarreled with his wife who cooked and washed dishes became sworn enemies. Among those who were "scolded by Lu Xun", Chen Xiying was the real opposition, and Lu Xun rarely mentioned him later. But with the passage of time, this antagonistic relationship will gradually fade away. What about Lu Xun and Lin Yutang? To be honest, I don't know why Chen Shuyu regards them as opponents of the argument. Not knowing this, I can only introduce Lin Yutang from another angle. When Lu Xun died, Lin Yutang was in new york. After hearing the news of Lu Xun's death, Lin Yutang specially wrote an article "Mourning Lu Xun" and talked about his relationship with Lu Xun: "Lu Xun and I met twice, and the people who were alienated twice were natural, and there were people who were not me and Lu Xun. I always respect Lu Xun; Lu Xun cares about me, I like to know each other, Lu Xun abandoned me, and I have no regrets. " This narrative is the best, and no one has ever doubted Lin Yutang's sincerity in this regard. Lin Yutang said that he would not mourn Lu Xun because Lu Xun was not afraid of death, but in the end, Lin Yutang said, "Alas, Lu Xun is sorry"-this shows Lin Yutang's deep affection. Lin Yutang respects Lu Xun very much, and Lu Xun doesn't have much opinion of Lin Yutang. The dispute between Lin Yutang and Lu Xun is actually due to their different personalities and ways of dealing with people. Lin Yutang is sincere and sometimes ridiculous. It is said that when Lin Yutang proposed to his wife, the first gift he gave her was a book from his wife, and the second gift was also the book-I forgot to give it for the first time. Lu Xun is sensitive, sensitive to the point of doubt and unconfidence. Even the best friend, if he doesn't agree, Lu Xun is often seriously silent and doesn't agree at all. Xu Guangping later described that sometimes because Lu Xun didn't agree with her, Lu Xun ran to the clearing and lay down alone, which made her often "depressed, hesitant and disappointed" and wanted to cry. According to Xu Guangping's later recollection, Lu Xun told her a joke about marriage: "Treat guests before marriage, such as bribery"-later, no one was invited to their wedding. Lin Yutang quietly asked Yu Dafu until Yinghai was born: "What happened to Lu Xun and Miss Xu?" Lin Yutang claimed that he was greatly influenced by Laozi, while Lu Xun thought that he was greatly influenced by Zhuangzi, which really made sense. Lin Yutang has the idea of Lao Tzu's inaction, and his views on others are often so-and-so and he doesn't want to be too serious. Lu Xun studied Zhuangzi's attitude towards Confucianism, debating skills and upholding the truth, all of which reached a critical level. Therefore, it is not difficult to imagine the alienation between Lu Xun and Lin Yutang. But I especially like Lin Yutang because of his attitude towards "literati". I didn't expect that I learned from reading some materials recently that my attitude towards literati was actually inherited from Lin Yutang. Lin Yutang said, "You can be a writer, a man and a writer." Lin Yutang opposed the statement that literati should be poor and made a pertinent analysis of the poverty of literati. The poverty of literati is mainly caused by literati. On the one hand, scholars are fond of telling right and wrong, on the other hand, they are too dull to cure production and accidents. However, because the literati are poor, they find many reasons for being poor and expensive, saying that "the words are poor and then work", as if they are not poor and cannot be poets. Lin Yutang advocated that literati should behave themselves, and all kinds of bad habits of literati, such as laziness, non-repayment, decadence, idleness and arrogance, should be eliminated. It can be seen that Lin Yutang's scolding of literati is mainly aimed at poor literati. However, when Lin Yutang scolded the poor literati, he did not add the modifier "poor". Many scholars who are not poor think that Lin Yutang's "logic" is chaotic, and a stick "scolds" is over. So Lu Xun wrote an article to help Lin Yutang. Lu Xun said: No matter what is dumped, it is never because of scolding, but only because it exposes the mask. It can be seen that Lu Xun scolded mainly fake literati, rather than caring much about whether the literati were poor or not. For example, Lin Yutang advocated not hitting Reservoir Dogs, while Lu Xun advocated hitting Reservoir Dogs. Lin Yutang wants to forgive Tao, Lu Xun wants to be straight, Lu Xun can forgive people, but he can never forgive dogs. Lin Yutang later respected Lu Xun as a hero who beat dogs, but he was not keen on beating dogs-probably another explanation for their estrangement.