Lu Xun had the experience of abandoning medicine and taking up literature. Talk about the significance of hometown to the society at that time.

In the dark age when China was called "the sick man of East Asia", Lu Xun went to Japan to study abroad with the enthusiasm of saving the country through medicine. When he saw from the movie that China people were beheaded by Japanese invaders and surrounded by people who were insensitive to the killing of their compatriots, his heart was greatly shocked. He thinks that "all stupid and weak citizens, no matter how healthy and sound, can only be meaningless propaganda materials and spectators, and don't think it is unfortunate to die." He resolutely gave up medicine and became a writer, determined to awaken the souls of the sleeping people in China with his pen.

Is personal ideal more important or national rejuvenation more important? Lu Xun chose the latter. In that era of "hometown of wind and rain", how great this choice is.