What does Xiao Hong s With you, China will not die and what does it mean?

Lu Xun has a sentence to evaluate the two: "Xiao Hong's writing is genius writing, and Xiao Jun's writing is diligent writing." ”

Like a meteor in the literary world, the hard-working child is married and she is more famous.

Read "Memories of Mr. Lu Xun". Bai This is Mr. Lu Xun's death three.

What Xiao Hong wrote with all her heart on the Du anniversary is Xiao Hong's representative work. Chinese attach great importance to the third anniversary of the death of the deceased, and Xiao Hong's memories of Mr. are heartfelt, weighty, and written with the participation of all her soul. The lyricism is strong, the details are successfully described, and a great character is described as flesh and blood, which can be known and touched, and is intimate.

Xiao Hong was born in 1911 in a large family of feudal landlords in Harbin, Heilongjiang, and Xiao Hong has no mother since she was a child. Xiao Hong has the quality of brave struggle of women in the new era.

In 1925, Xiao Hong, who was only 14 years old, participated in student activities for the first time in Hulan County, after graduating from Xiao Hong's primary school, her father prevented Xiao Hong from continuing her education, Xiao Hong was forced to drop out of school at home, and after a year of tenacious struggle, Xiao Hong once again won the right to receive education.

The autumn of 1933 began in Xiao Hong's poem. The tree is big and small, and the autumn heart is refreshing. That morning, Xiao Hong and her friend Bai Lang stood in the courtyard of the painter Feng Yongqiu looking at morning glory.

A warm sentence crept through Xiao Hong's heart, "The flowers have bloomed, as if the flowers have woken up." She couldn't help but think of her grandfather's backyard by the Hulan River, which was also crowded with such clusters of morning glory. For the first time in the six years since she left home, she saw nostalgia among the flowers and leaves.

The sunshine at that moment warmed the two young hearts, and their figures standing side by side like morning glories were passed through the sunshine into the history of modern literature decades later.

On January 22, 1942, Xiao Hong died of illness in Hong Kong. On May 1, at the memorial service held by the Yan'an "Cultural Resistance" Writers Club, Bai Lang presented a memorial to Xiao Hong's prose "Yao Sacrifice".

Those who came against the grain accepted it. But there was nothing that happened.

In December 1935, Xiao Hong's novella "The Field of Life and Death" was published in Shanghai under the name of "Slave Series", which caused a huge sensation and strong repercussions in the literary world, and Xiao Hong became famous in one fell swoop.

The Field of Life and Death was originally called "Wheat Field", and was later renamed "Life and Death Field" by Hu Feng, which is her first work under the pseudonym Xiao Hong.

"The Field of Life and Death" is set in the countryside of Northeast China before and after the fall, truly reflects the tragic experience of the peasants in the old society, and ruthlessly exposes the darkness of society under the Japanese puppet rule with a bloody reality. At the same time, it also shows the awakening and resistance of the peasants in Northeast China, and praises their national integrity of swearing to die rather than being a slave and resolutely fighting to the end against the invaders.

The publication of "The Field of Life and Death" conformed to the requirements of the times, called for the awakening of national consciousness, and played a great role in encouraging the people's fighting spirit to resist Japanese aggression. In her works, Xiao Hong boldly reflects the demands and aspirations of the people, expresses her love for the motherland and the people, and expresses a strong sense of patriotism.

In his preface to The Field of Life and Death, Lu Xun praised Xiao Hong's description: "The people of the north are strong for life, but their struggle for death is often exhausted; The meticulous observation and deviant brushwork of women's works add a lot of brightness and freshness. ”

"The Field of Life and Death" is deeply loved by the majority of readers and has a great social impact. Xiao Hong thus became a well-known female writer in the Chinese literary scene in the thirties, thus establishing her position in the history of Chinese literature.

Xiao Hong fought a path of blood and tears from the thorn bushes, but she.

He does not regard creation as a catharsis of personal feelings, and does not focus on women's life, but focuses on groups - women's groups, ethnic groups, and human groups, with a magnificent and broad artistic vision, and his writing thoughts are in a rational and conscious state, and the language is bright, harmonious, and quiet, without resentment, gloom, or anger, and ...... about the nation, history, life, and human natureAll the emotion and helplessness sink into the desolate bottom, making her very different from any female writer of her time.

Curriculum Vitae & Bibliography:

Xiao Hong (1911 6 2—1942 1 22), formerly known as Zhang Naiying, also has a pen name of Xinyin, a native of Hulan, Heilongjiang. He lost his mother at an early age, and in 1928 he studied in Harbin and was exposed to progressive ideas and Chinese and foreign literature since the May Fourth Movement. He was particularly influenced by the works of Lu Xun, Mao Dun and the American writer Sinclair.

Dissatisfied with the feudal family and arranged marriage, he ran away from home in 1930 and went through several upheavals. In 1932, he lived with Xiao Jun, and the two became acquainted with many progressive literati and participated in propaganda anti-Manchu and anti-Japanese activities.

In 1933, he and Xiao Jun published their first collection of works "Trek" at their own expense. With the help and support of Lu Xun, in 1935, he published his famous work "Life and Death Field" (beginning with the pen name Xiao Hong), which was published in the literary world.

In 1936, in order to get rid of his mental distress, he traveled to Japan and wrote the prose "Lonely Life" and the long poem "Sand Grains" in Tokyo.

In l940, he arrived in Hong Kong with Duanmu Xiaoyuliang, and soon published the novella "Ma Bole" and the famous novella "The Legend of the Hulan River".

In 1942, he died in Hong Kong at the age of 31.

Bibliography: Trekking (**, collection of essays) co-authored with Xiao Jun, 1933 (self-published).

The Field of Life and Death (Novella**) 1935, Shanghai Rongguang Bookstore; 1980, Heilongjiang people.

Streaming frames? Essay Collection) 1936, Wensheng.

Bridge (**, essay collection) 1936, Wensheng.

On the Oxcart (**, collection of essays) 1937, Wensheng.

The Cry of the Wilderness (short story ** collection) 1940, miscellaneous.

Xiao Hong's Prose, 1940, Chongqing Great Times Book Company.

Reminiscences of Mr. Lu Xun (prose), 1940, Chongqing Women's Life Society.

Ma Bole (novella**) 1941, Chongqing Great Times Bookstore.

The Biography of the Hulan River (long story**) 1941, Shangza 1954, New Literature and Art; 1979, Heilongjiang people.

Hand (**) 1943, Guilin Yuanfang Bookstore.

March in a Small Town (**) 1948, Ocean Book House, Hong Kong.

Xiao Hong's Anthology (Medium and Short Stories) 1958, Humanities.

Selected Works of Xiao Hong, 1981, Humanities.

Xiao Hongshu Brief Collection and Annotations", Xiao Junji, 1981, Heilongjiang People.

Xiao Hong's short story **Xun 1982, the people of Heilongjiang.

Selected Essays of Xiao Hong, 1982, Hundred Flowers.

Xiao Hong (Anthology of Modern Chinese Writers), 1984, Humanities.

Xiao Hong's Masterpieces (Short Stories) 1987, Humanities.

"The Field of Life and Death" Lu Xun once compiled this book into the "Slave Series".