Lu Xun's famous words in "Morning Flowers Pick Up in the Evening"

The famous sentence in Lu Xun's "Morning Flowers Pick Up in the Evening" is as follows:

1, people are inherently mortal, either lighter than a feather or heavier than Mount Tai.

This sentence was written by Lu Xun in Fan Ainong, describing his miserable life with an old friend named Fan Ainong. This sentence summarizes his thoughts on life and death and value, and shows that everyone's life has its value and significance, even if it may be insignificant in the eyes of others.

It is not a day's work to make me better than yesterday.

In his essay notes, Lu Xun used this sentence to describe his self-improvement thought. He emphasized the importance of continuous self-improvement and progress, whether compared with himself or others.

3, life is like a pot of tea, slowly taste, you will know its alcohol.

In Dog, Cat and Mouse, Lu Xun used this sentence to describe the complexity and richness of life. He stressed that only by facing the ups and downs of life with a calm mind can we truly appreciate and understand the beauty of life.

I have always believed that there is not much difference between people and ghosts. The only difference is that one can see and the other can't.

This sentence is a famous saying of Lu Xun in impermanence. He emphasized the importance of social justice and morality by describing the justice and rationality of ghosts.

Lu Xun's masterpiece:

1, diary of a madman

Diary of a Madman is the first vernacular short story in China's modern literature. It presents the ugliness of a family and the dark side of society from the perspective of a madman. This novel profoundly reveals the complexity of human nature and the cruelty of society, and also shows Lu Xun's criticism of traditional ethics and his pursuit of freedom and equality.

2. Scream

Scream is Lu Xun's first collection of short stories, which includes many masterpieces such as Diary of a Madman, The True Story of Ah Q and Blessing. These works show Lu Xun's profound reflection on social reality and analysis of human nature. Lu Xun used his unique brushwork to present the true face of the bottom of society and called on people to be alert and reflect on the injustice of society and the distortion of human nature.

3. The True Story of Ah Q

The True Story of Ah Q is one of Lu Xun's representative works and a classic in the history of modern literature in China. Ah Q, the hero of the novel, is a symbolic figure. He is at the bottom of China society, but he has achieved psychological balance and satisfaction through self-hypnosis and self-deception. In the end, because of cowardice and short-sightedness, he suffered a tragic fate. Through the image of Ah Q, Lu Xun revealed the universal human weakness and social injustice in China society at that time.