The four main characters and personalities in Morning Blossom Xi Shi are no more than 15 characters

The analysis of the characters of "Morning Flowers and Sunset" is as follows:

1. Long mother: She is an ordinary, low-status, eventful, eclectic, superstitious and ignorant, simple and kind, caring and loving, sincere and enthusiastic, helpful, and caring for children.

2. Fan Ainong: Fan Ainong is a new young man who is patriotic, has progressive ideas, and pursues freedom and equality, but because he has been oppressed by feudal ideology and feudalism for a long time, he cannot express his heart.

3. Mr. Fujino: A Japanese professor of medicine, because he shows an equal attitude and cares about the studies of the people of weak countries, his simple and great personality is awe-inspiring.

4. Shou Jingwu: Founder, simple, erudite, strict but not strong, is a person that Mr. Lu Xun is quite in awe.

5, Ah Chang: Ah Chang was Lu Xun's childhood nanny, she didn't sleep well, liked to cut and cha, and trampled on Lu Xun's favorite hidden mouse, which Lu Xun was bored with.

6. Father: In "Five Rampant Meetings", the image of "father" created by Lu Xun seems to be impersonal and somewhat different from reality, mainly set up to express the theme. The father takes advantage of the child's playful nature to force the child to endorse, which makes the child deeply shocked and leaves a psychological shadow, thus revealing the suppression and destruction of the child's nature by the feudal patriarchal system.

Appreciation of the works of the morning flowers

Through the memories of his teenage life, the author recounts the touching deeds of some of the characters he came into contact with, and creates a number of lifelike characters, such as the eldest mother, Mr. Fujino, Fan Ainong, etc., praising the excellent qualities they showed and showing deep nostalgia for them.

Ah Chang and the eldest mother in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" are a warm, simple, kind, and caring working woman who gave great care to the young Lu Xun. The author truthfully described the eldest mother because she had been poisoned by feudal ideas for a long time, so "I really don't admire her". The full text ends with "O benevolent and dark mother earth, may her soul rest forever in your bosom."

Express the author's deep nostalgia for his eldest mother.

Fujino Yankuro in "Mr. Fujino" is a casual and informal person, but he is rigorous in his studies, has no ethnic prejudice against the author who studied in Japan, and gives sincere help and guidance, which makes the author unforgettable for life.

Mrs. Yan: A woman who is good on the surface, vicious behind the scenes, selfish, treacherous, and evil-minded.

"Trivia" depicts the image of an abominable Mrs. Yan with a bad heart. In this article, Lu Xun recalled that the house next door was good to the children on the surface, but it was actually Mrs. Yan who secretly made the bad, let the children do dangerous things, showed Lu Xun unhealthy **, taught Lu Xun to steal his mother's jewelry, but was very strict with his own children. It shows that she is a selfish, treacherous, and wicked woman.

Background of creation. In September 1926, Lu Xun accepted an offer from Xiamen University to teach in the south, but he only stayed at Xiamen University for more than four months because he found that the air at Xiamen University was as polluted as Beijing. Lu Xun saw the ugly faces of all kinds of intellectuals here, and attacked them mercilessly.

Although Lu Xun did not like Xiamen University, he devoted himself to the courses he was taking, and his classes were very popular with students.

"Trivia" tells the story of the author's family after the decline of the world's cold eyes and finally embarked on the road of breaking with feudalism. "Trivia" recounts Lu Xun's journey to Nanjing to study in search of "another kind of people". The work describes the shortcomings and difficulties of seeking knowledge in the Jiangnan Naval Academy (later renamed the Thunderbolt School) and the Mine Road School at that time, and criticizes the "black smoke miasma" of the Western-style school.