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1. "Chao" indicates the early years, and "Xi" indicates the later years. Morning flowers are picked up in the morning and evening, which refers to Mr. Lu Xun's memories of childhood, adolescence, and youth in the evening.

2. The content of "Morning Flowers and Sunset".

Morning Flowers and Sunset is a well-known collection of essays, a must-read. Although "Morning Flowers and Sunset" was not written for children and teenagers, it wrote a lot about children and children, and it was interesting to read, and this book is Lu Xun's recollection of different life experiences and experiences in childhood, adolescence and youth. The book is composed of 12 parts: "Little Introduction", "Dog, Cat, Mouse", "A Chang and the Classic of Mountains and Seas", "Twenty-four Filial Piety Pictures", "Five Rampant Meetings", "Impermanence", "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Study", "Father's Illness", "Trivia", "Mr. Fujino", "Fan Ainong" and "Afterword".

3. About the author.

Lu Xun's original name was Zhou Zhangshou, and later changed his name to Zhou Shuren, the word Yucai, a native of Shaoxing, Zhejiang. The great proletarian writers, thinkers and revolutionaries of modern China, the founder of modern Chinese literature, and the representative of the New Culture Movement, have made important contributions to the modernization of Chinese literature.

Some people say that these articles by Lu Xun look like they are chatting with you, how can they be considered masterpieces?

Don't take such a famous book as a beautiful text, in fact, the articles in this book seem to be "chatting" is also the charm of Lu Xun's words. It looks earthy, even colloquial, but why is it so engaging? It is because of the simplicity that it makes people feel very cordial, as if he is standing in front of you and telling you something, "speaking" to the excitement, and the words will become very enthusiastic, which allows people to taste and feel the bits and pieces of Lu Xun.

Yu Dafu described Lu Xun's writing as follows: "Lu Xun's style is as concise as a dagger, which can kill people with an inch of iron, see blood with a knife, and grasp the important points. Yes, this feature is clearly shown in the article "Twenty-Four Filial Piety Pictures".

At the beginning, he points out the center from the side with "Searching for Spells", and then tells a story from his childhood. In fact, Mr. Lu Xun has something to say, and he said that he watched "Twenty-four Filial Piety" in his childhood, which actually reflected the darkness of the society at that time - that is, the lack of attention to children. Shouldn't it be a reflection that children are not reading the books they should be reading, and that people are turning a blind eye?

However, I thought about it again, and nowadays' children don't even want to read, they don't even want to read, they don't want to study. Isn't it sad to look at the children of those days, who longed to read but didn't read books, and now we have books to read but don't want to read?

I like the articles describing people in "Morning Flowers and Sunset". First of all, the content of these articles is more attractive to me, because I like to see all kinds of people, coupled with Lu Xun's relaxed and vivid language, reading and reading, you seem to see that person standing in front of you. For example, "A Chang and the Classic of Mountains and Seas" describes A Chang, the nanny of Lu Xun's family.

The article vividly portrays a very typical image of a rural Chinese working woman in the old days. Some people compare this article to an unusually delicious "morning flower" cultivated by Lu Xun from the soil of memory. Indeed, for this woman, Lu Xun not only did not shy away from writing about her beauty and ugliness, but missed everything about her with sincere feelings.

Whether Lu Xun admires, is bored, likes or hates her, his feelings are revealed between the lines. And I also found that this "eldest mother" is very similar to the "Kong Jiji" in the texts we have studied, and they are the same people in old China, and their experiences are similar, such as their names, which have been forgotten, and their nicknames are also arbitrary. O wretched man!

Hope it helps.

"From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Study" describes the fun that Mr. Lu Xun got in Baicao Garden when he was at home as a child, and the boring life when he was studying at Sanwei Study.

Mr. Lu Xun's essay, which is full of childhood memories, expresses the innocence and childlike joy of loving nature and yearning for freedom in Mr. Lu Xun's heart.

In the text, the wasteland of Baicao Garden is fully depicted as full of infinite pleasure, where there are "green vegetable furrows, smooth stone well fences, tall honey locust trees, purple and red mulberries; The cicadas are singing in the leaves, the fat wasps are lying on the cauliflower, and the son of heaven (lark) suddenly rushes from the grass to the clouds", this is undoubtedly not a children's paradise, all are full of vitality, all are full of happiness, no wonder Mr. Lu Xun likes it here.

When it was time for Mr. Lu Xun to go to school, his family sent him to Sanwei Study. The Sanwei Study House is the study room of Mr. Lu Xun's teacher's home.

After entering the Sanwei Book House, Mr. Lu Xun began a boring student life, "only reading books every day, reading at noon, and teaching at night", which is Mr. Lu Xun's work. Mr. Lu Xun and his classmates often go to the garden behind the house to play, but when there are too many people and after a long time, they will be called back by the teacher to continue studying, which is far less free and happy than in the Baicao Garden.

In this article, Mr. Lu Xun reveals the sharp contradiction between children's broad life interests and the feudal private school education that restricts children's nature, and expresses the reasonable requirements that children should grow up healthily and lively.

Mr. Fujino" recalls Lu Xun's life when he studied in Sendai, and recounts Lu Xun's acquaintance with Mr. Fujino, getting along, the process of parting and his nostalgia for him.

When Lu Xun first arrived in Tokyo, he saw the figure of Qing students under the cherry blossom trees in Ueno Park, which is full of Chinese shame, and heard the noise of international students learning to dance in the evening. This disgusted Lu Xun very much, and it was precisely because of this that he went to Sendai, where he met Mr. Fujino.

Mr. Fujino's clothes are blurred, he adds handouts for Lu Xun, he is anatomy diagrams, he cares about anatomy practice, he understands Chinese women's foot binding.

In this fragment, I saw Mr. Fujino, who was strict with students, Mr. Fujino, who cared for Lu Xun and had no national prejudice, and Mr. Fujino, who was rigorous and realistic in science.