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Lu Xun who cherishes time.

Lu Xun, a great thinker and writer in China, cherishes time very much. He has a wise saying:"Time is life, and wasting other people's time for no reason is tantamount to murdering people for money"。

Lu Xun really cherishes his time, he spends the time of others drinking coffee and talking about the sky to work and study. Lu Xun also spurred himself to cherish time and study and work hard in various forms. When he was in Beijing, in his bedroom and study, there was a couplet hanging on it, which collected two lines of poems by Qu Yuan, a great poet in ancient China"Don't be pressed"(I don't feel anxious when I see the sun set), and the next link is"The first song of the dire pelican"(I'm afraid that I will go again in a year, and the cuckoo that heralds in spring will cry early).

On the wall of the study there is also a ** of Mr. Fujino, the Japanese teacher whom Lu Xun revered the most. Lu Xun wrote in "Morning Flowers and Sunset":"Whenever I was tired at night, and was about to be lazy, I caught a glimpse of his dark and thin face in the lamplight, and seemed to be about to utter a subdued word, which suddenly made my conscience find out, and my courage increased, so I lit a cigarette and continued to write words that were deeply hated by the likes of 'righteous men and gentlemen'.

Lu Xun used this couplet and ** to urge himself to hurry up. It is precisely because of this spirit of cherishing time and life that Lu Xun was widely involved in many fields of natural and social sciences during his life journey at the age of 56, and translated more than 10 million words in his lifetime, leaving a valuable cultural heritage to future generations.

Lu Xun, a great thinker and writer in China, cherishes time very much. He has a wise saying:"Time is life, and wasting other people's time for no reason is tantamount to murdering people for money"。

Lu Xun really cherishes his time, he spends the time of others drinking coffee and talking about the sky to work and study. Lu Xun also spurred himself to cherish time and study and work hard in various forms. When he was in Beijing, in his bedroom and study, there was a couplet hanging on it, which collected two lines of poems by Qu Yuan, a great poet in ancient China"Don't be pressed"(I don't feel anxious when I see the sun set), and the next link is"The first song of the dire pelican"(I'm afraid that I will go again in a year, and the cuckoo that heralds in spring will cry early).

On the wall of the study there is also a ** of Mr. Fujino, the Japanese teacher whom Lu Xun revered the most. Lu Xun wrote in "Morning Flowers and Sunset":"Whenever I was tired at night, and was about to be lazy, I caught a glimpse of his dark and thin face in the lamplight, and seemed to be about to utter a subdued word, which suddenly made my conscience find out, and my courage increased, so I lit a cigarette and continued to write words that were deeply hated by the likes of 'righteous men and gentlemen'.

Lu Xun used this couplet and ** to urge himself to hurry up. It is precisely because of this spirit of cherishing time and life that Lu Xun was widely involved in many fields of natural and social sciences during his life journey at the age of 56, and translated more than 10 million words in his lifetime, leaving a valuable cultural heritage to future generations.