The central idea of the self titled statue, the original text of the self titled statue

Lu Xun's Lingtai had no plan to escape from the gods, and the wind and rain were like a dark homeland.

Sending cold stars to Quan is not noticed, I recommend Xuanyuan with my blood.

Notes]: Written in 1903, not long after Lu Xun arrived in Japan, in the Jiangnan class of the Sendai Medical College where he was located, Lu Xun was the first to cut off the braid that symbolized national oppression, and took pictures to commemorate it.

Lingtai: Mind.

Arrows of God, arrows of love.

Ancient Garden: Motherland.

Cold Star: Song Yu's "Nine Arguments": "I wish to send my husband to the meteor".

Quan Bu Notice: Use the sentence "Quan Bu Observance Yu Zhong Zhong" in "Lisao". Quan, the name of vanilla, is a metaphor for the monarch. Observe, perceive.

Recommendation: Offering, offering sacrifices.

Xuanyuan: The Yellow Emperor, the ancient emperor, the ancestor of the Chinese nation, refers to the Chinese nation.

Translation of the full poem: My patriotic heart is like being shot by the arrow of the god of love, and there is nowhere to escape, and the motherland is eclipsed in the storm.

I put my heart in the people, but the people are imperceptible, and I am willing to entrust my life's energy to my motherland.

"Self-titled Portrait" is a poem written by the great modern writer Lu Xun to his close friend Xu Shoushang when he was studying in Tokyo, Japan. The poem is untitled and expresses the author's deep affection for the motherland.

Lingtai has no plan to escape from the gods, and the wind and rain are like a pan in the old garden.

Sending cold stars to Quan is not noticed, I recommend Xuanyuan with my blood.

The simple meaning ---

I can't do anything from my heart, I can't give up the wanderer's attachment to the motherland, the motherland, and the hometown is in the thick darkness of the wind and rain.

I pinned my hope on the people, but the people have not yet woken up, and they still can't understand my hope for me, so I dedicated my blood to the motherland and vowed to sacrifice for the liberation of the Chinese nation.

Xuanyuan not only refers to the Yellow Emperor of the Rock, but also refers to the Chinese nation, the descendants of Yan and Huang, and implicitly echoes the cold stars in front. "Quan Bu Notice" out of Qu Yuan's "Lisao": "Quan Bu is aware of the rest of the feelings, anti-belief and anger.

"Quan" is a kind of herb, Qu Yuan used it to refer to the monarch, and the status of the Yellow Emperor is secretly in line. Clever use of allusions, layer by layer. That's the beauty of these two verses!

The meaning of these two poems is: I tell my compatriots in the motherland about this enthusiasm, but the compatriots are completely unaware, and I am willing to sacrifice myself to awaken the consciousness of my compatriots! I use my blood to express my deep love for the Chinese nation.

It's a little big, I'll ask my buddy.

Lu Xun (1881-1936) was 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.

His works are mainly ** and essays, and his representative works include: ** collection "Scream", "Hesitation", "New Story"; a collection of essays "Morning Flowers and Sunset"; literary treatise "A Brief History of China"; a collection of prose poems "Wild Grass"; There are 18 essay collections, including "Tomb", "Hot Wind Collection", and "Huagai Collection". The chairman commented that he was a great proletarian writer, thinker, and revolutionary, and the chief general of the Chinese cultural revolution, also known as the "soul of the nation".

Self-titled small image 1 Lingtai 2 no plan to escape from the god arrow 3, wind and rain cautious such as accompanying filial piety trembling pan 4 dark hometown 5.

Sending Hanxing 6 Quan Bu 7, I recommend 8 Xuanyuan Lu defeat 9 with my blood.

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At the same time, the material needs to be concise and clear, so that readers can read it easily and happily, and gain valuable information and knowledge from it. That's all for me.

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That's all for me.