Who are the characters in each article of The Scream?

The author of the cry is Lu Xun, and Lu Xun's profile is shown below.

Lu Xun (1881-1936), the founder of modern Chinese literature. Originally known as Zhou Shuren, the word Yushan, Yuting, later renamed Yucai, Shaoxing, Zhejiang. In May 1918, under the pseudonym "Lu Xun" for the first time, he published the first vernacular ** "Diary of a Madman" in the history of Chinese literature.

The author of "The Scream" is Lu Xun (1881) to (1936), formerly known as Zhou Shuren, a native of Shaoxing, Zhejiang, and his main works include the ** collection "The Scream", "Hesitation", "New Story", prose poetry collection "Weeds", prose collection "Morning Flowers and Sunset", and a large number of essays. He was a great writer, thinker, revolutionary, an important participant in the May Fourth New Culture Movement, and the founder of modern Chinese literature.

**The collection "Scream" includes 14 articles such as "Diary of a Madman", "Kong Yiji", "Medicine", "The True Story of Ah Q" and "Hometown", reflecting the appearance of China's ancient villages and towns from before and after the Xinhai Revolution to the "May Fourth" period.

It depicts the social reality of China before and after the Xinhai Revolution to the "May Fourth" period, sums up the historical lessons of the Xinhai Revolution, profoundly exposes the nature and hypocrisy of the feudal patriarchal system and feudal etiquette and cannibalism, painfully dissects the silent soul of the Chinese people, and criticizes the inferior nature of the people.

"The Scream" truly depicts the social life from the Xinhai Revolution to the May Fourth Movement, starting from revolutionary democracy, holding the enlightenment purpose and humanitarian spirit, revealing all kinds of deep-seated social contradictions, profoundly analyzing and completely negating the old Chinese system and some outdated traditional concepts, and showing a strong sense of anxiety for the survival of the nation and a strong hope for social change.

Through a variety of techniques such as realism, symbolism, romanticism, etc., the works vividly shape a number of immortal artistic images such as madmen, Kong Yiji, and Ah Q with expressive brushstrokes and artistic techniques of "painting eyes" and "writing souls".

It profoundly reflects the current situation of China's social life from the end of the 19th century to the 20s of the 20th century, effectively exposes and lashes out at the old feudal evil forces, and expresses the author's desire for change, shouting for the times, and hoping to awaken the thoughts of the people. It has established Lu Xun's position in the history of modern Chinese literature and modern culture.

The author of The Scream is Edvard Munch. "The Scream" is a painting by Norwegian painter Edvard Munch in 1893, there are four versions, namely: the first version created in 1893, which is made as an egg white wood panel; The second version, painted in 1893, is painted as a wax panel; The third version, painted in 1895, is on pastel wood; The fourth version is an oil on egg white panel.

The style of the work of the ScreamIn the painting "The Scream", although the artist Munch's colors are consistent with the authenticity of natural colors, the way of expression is extremely exaggerated, showing his own feelings, the distorted lines in the painting, in stark contrast to the thick and straight bridge, Munch expresses the dull, anxious and lonely emotions in the picture to the extreme.

The figure's eyes are wide open, his nostrils are wide open, and his mouth is wide open so that both cheeks are deflated, because he resonates strongly with the cries of nature and constantly emits inaudible screams. Perhaps, the voice that resounded through nature itself was the terrifying cry that the protagonist himself unconsciously uttered.

Kong Yiji" - Kong Yiji, "White Light" - Chen Shicheng, "Soap" - Siyun Xunming, Gao Erji in "Gao Lao Master", "Diary of a Madman" - Madman, "On the Restaurant" - Lu Weifu, "The Lonely" - Wei Lianzhen, "Sadness" - Juan Sheng and Zijun attacked here, "Yaochan Mountain" - Xia Yu, "Everbright Lantern" - Madman, "The True Story of Ah Q" - Ah Q

1."A Little Thing".

Coachmen, old women, patrolmen.

2."Diary of a Madman".

Zhao Guiweng, Mr. Gu Jiu, Chen Lao.

5. The tenants, madmen, Ai Luo Xianke, Zhong Mi Jun, and Zhong Mi Lady of Wolf Village.

3."Duck's Comedy".

Ai Luo Xianke, Zhong Mi Jun, Zhong Mi Lady. **Through the comedy of the blind Soviet poet Ero Xianke stocking tadpoles in the pond to listen to the croaking of frogs, and then adopting ducklings, the tadpoles were eaten by ducks, and this duck is also a tragic story of tadpoles.

4."Hometown".

Runtu, Shuisheng, Brother Xun, Yang's second sister-in-law, nephew Brother Hong.

5."Kong Yiji".

Kong Yiji, Ding Juren, young man.

6."Medicine" Hua Lao Bolt, Aunt Hua, Hua Xiao Bolt, Fifth Young Master, Uncle Kang, Ayi, Xia Yu.

7."The True Story of Ah Q".

Ah Q, fake foreign ghost, Xiucai, Mrs. Zhao, Wang Hu, Mrs. Qian's son, little nun, Wu Ma, Xiao D, Mrs. Qian, Bai Juren, Zou Qi's sister-in-law, Zhao Baiyan, Zhao Sichen, Mrs. Zhao, Brother Hong.

8."Rabbit and Cat".

The third wife, the puppy.

9."Social Drama".

Double happiness, Ah Fa, Tietou Laosheng, Guisheng, Lao Liuyi, Liuyi Gonggong, Gong Yunpu.

10."The Storm".

Seven catties, seven catties of sister-in-law, Zhao Qiye, eighty-one sister-in-law, six catties, nine catties of old lady.

11."The Story of Hair".

Mr. N, Superintendent. (In the form of Mr. N's monologue, the story is organized around "hair" issues such as men wearing braids and cutting braids, and women cutting their hair.) ）

12, "White Light".

Chen Shicheng 13"Tomorrow".

Lao Gong, Shan Si Sister-in-law, Bao'er, He Xiaoxian, Lan Pia.

Fifth, Wang Jiu's mother. (The story revolves around the story of the protagonist's widow Shan Si's sister-in-law losing her son Bao'er.) ）

14."Dragon Boat Festival".

Fang Xuanxuan, Mrs. Fang.

1. "A Little Thing".

Corresponding characters: coachman, old woman, patrolman.

2. "Diary of a Madman".

Corresponding characters: Zhao Guiweng, Mr. Gu Jiu, Chen Lao.

5. The tenants, madmen, Ai Luo Xianke, Zhong Mi Jun, and Zhong Mi Lady of Wolf Village.

3. "Duck's Comedy".

Corresponding characters: Ai Luo Xianke, Zhong Mi Jun, Zhong Mi Lady.

4. "Duck's Comedy".

Corresponding characters: Ai Luo Xianke, Zhong Mi Jun, Zhong Mi Lady.

5. "Hometown".

Corresponding characters: Runtu, Shuisheng, Brother Xun, Yang's second sister-in-law, nephew Brother Hong.

6. "Kong Yiji".

Corresponding characters: Kong Yiji, Ding Juren, little guy.

7. The corresponding characters of "Medicine": Hua Lao Bolt, Aunt Hua, Hua Xiao Bolt, Fifth Young Master, Uncle Kang, Ayi, Xia Yu.

8. "The True Story of Ah Q".

Corresponding characters: Ah Q, fake foreign ghost, Xiucai, Mrs. Zhao, Wang Hu, Mrs. Qian's son, little nun, Wu Ma, Xiao D, Mrs. Qian, Bai Juren, Zou Qi's sister-in-law, Zhao Baiyan, Zhao Sichen, Mrs. Zhao, Brother Hong.

9. "The Rabbit and the Cat".

Corresponding characters: the third wife, the puppy S.

10. "Social Drama".

Corresponding characters: Double Happiness, Ah Fa, Tietou Laosheng, Gui Sheng, Lao Liu's family, Liuyi's father-in-law, Gong Yunpu.

11. "The Storm".

Corresponding characters: seven catties, seven catties of sister-in-law, Zhao Qiye, eighty-one sister-in-law, six catties, nine catties of old lady.

12. "The Story of Hair".

Correspondence: Mr. N, Superintendent.

XIII. "White Light".

Corresponding character: Chen Shicheng.

14. "Tomorrow".

Corresponding characters: Lao Gong, Shan Si Sister-in-law, Bao'er, He Xiaoxian, Lan Pia.

Fifth, Wang Jiu's mother.