What is Kong Yiji s profile?

1. Kong Yiji, the protagonist of "Kong Yiji", according to Mr. Lu Xun himself, there is indeed this person, this person's surname is Meng, he often drinks in the Xianheng Hotel, and people call him "Master Meng", and his behavior is similar to the description in "Kong Yiji".

- Sun Fuyuan, "Mr. Lu Xun's Two or Three Things: Kong Yiji".

2. His real surname is Meng, everyone calls him Mengfuzi, his real name is lost, he has studied, but finally did not go to school, and he does not know how to make a living, so that he is so poor that he begs for food. He copied books for others, but he liked to drink, and sometimes even sold books, paper and pencils. When you are very poor, you sneak into the study to steal things, and you are caught, and you insist that "stealing" books is not considered stealing?

He often came to the Xianheng Hotel to eat and drink, and he may have lived in the vicinity, but no one knew about it. Later, he put a pouch on the ground, walked with his hands propped up, and came to eat and drink, and then disappeared. (Chen Gensheng, "Choosing New Opportunities for Heritage Integration: (Kong Yiji) From Life to Art").

Three. The author's own family is called "Four Seven". This man likes to drink and smoke opium, but can write well.

He often wears shabby and dirty bamboo cloth robes, wears melon skin hats crookedly, and wanders around. He is a good scolder, but he is often beaten. (Chen Gensheng, "Choosing New Opportunities for Heritage Integration: (Kong Yiji) From Life to Art").

Four. Legend has it that there is also a man named "Mr. Yiran" in Shaoxing City, who lives in poverty and has to sell fried cakes and fritters to make a living. Because he refused to take off his long shirt and did not want to shout loudly, he had to follow behind other vendors who sold flatbread fritters.

The hawkers shouted once, and he followed behind and whispered "yes", which was ridiculous. When the children in the street saw that he was dressed in a long shirt and carrying a basket, and was shouting words that no one could understand, they laughed around him, and called him "Mr. Yiran" in unison. Since then, "Mr. Yiran" has become famous in Shaoxing.

After selling flatbread fritters, Mr. Yiran slowly paced to the Xianheng Hotel, took out a few copper coins, asked for a bowl of wine and a plate of fennel beans, and drank wine slowly, chewing fennel beans with relish. When the children saw that "Mr. Yiran" was drinking, they rushed to beg for fennel beans to eat. And he gave it to each of the children, until there was very little fennel bean left in the plate, and then he covered the dish with his hand, and muttered the words in his mouth:

No more, no more! How much? Not much either?

It is said that this "Mr. Yiran" is the prototype of Lu Xun's Kong Yiji. (Huang Daofu, Hui Fang: "Xianheng Hotel and Kong Yiji").

"Kong Yiji" is a native of Weizhuang, Luzhen, Zhejiang. Kong Yiji is the protagonist of Lu Xun's ** "Kong Yiji".

Kong Yiji is a short story written by the modern literary giant Lu Xun**, which was first published in April 1919 in the fourth volume of the sixth volume of "New Youth", and later compiled into "The Scream", which is Lu Xun's second vernacular ** after "Diary of a Madman" on the eve of the workers' movement.

** It depicts the tragic image of Kong Yiji being poisoned by feudal decadent ideas and the imperial examination system, mentally pedantic and insensitive, industrious and impoverished in life, living in people's ridicule and banter, and finally being swallowed up by the feudal landlord class. The article is not long, but it profoundly exposes the poison of the imperial examination system to the spirit of intellectuals and the essence of the feudal system of "cannibalism", which has a strong anti-feudal significance.

The environment creates people, and Kong Yiji lives in the transition period between the old and new society, and his character has two sides. On the one hand, Kong Yiji is kind and simple, and on the other hand, he is pedantic and stubborn, which is really sad and angry. A character like Kong Yiji is undoubtedly a tragic image.

Introduction: A poor lower-class intellectual, who is addicted to alcohol but can only drink with ordinary working people, he is pedantic and does not lose the liquid of heaven to be true, and has brought joy to people. But then he broke his leg for stealing books, and had to "walk" with his hands to buy alcohol, and after that, he didn't know what to do, and it seems that he died silently under the poison of such social pressure and such ideas.