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From the Hundred Herb Garden to the Three Flavors Study" vividly depicts the image of the juku master Shou Jingwu, who was Lu Xun's first enlightenment teacher. "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Study" describes the fun of childhood in the Baicao Garden at home and the boring life of reading in Sanwei Study, reveals the sharp contradiction between children's broad life interests and feudal school education that restricts children's nature, and expresses the reasonable requirements that children should grow up healthy and lively.

Mr. Fujino is Lu Xun's work when he recalled studying in Japan, which tells about his various teacher-student stories with Fujino Yanjiulang. "Mr. Fujino" is a teacher whom the author met when he traveled to Japan with the idea of studying medicine to save the country, and this teacher was honest and enthusiastic, inspiring Lu Xun to join a new battle. "Mr. Fujino" records the author's study and life in Japan, and recounts the process of being discriminated against, insulted, and decided to abandon medicine and pursue a career in literature at the Sendai Medical College.

The author prominently describes the rigor, integrity, enthusiasm, and noble character of Mr. Fujino, a Japanese teacher, without national prejudice, and says, "His character is great in my eyes and heart, although his name is not known to many." Expressing deep nostalgia for Mr. Fujino.

Ah Chang and the Classic of Mountains and Seas is a concentrated article written about her, a kind and simple but superstitious, nagging woman, "full of troublesome etiquette". But she actually did something that others couldn't do, that is, she bought the childhood Lu Xun his dream book - "The Classic of Mountains and Seas".

Cats, dogs, and mice Through the detailed discussion between the three animals, the situation in China at that time was indicated, and it was precisely because of that time that it was discovered that Lu Xun's hidden mouse was not deliberately killed by Chang's mother, and it also paved the way for the later A Chang and the Classic of Mountains and Seas, and the core content of the first article "Dog, Cat and Mouse" in "Morning Flowers and Sunset" shows Lu Xun's disgust and hatred for cats.

Trivia introduces the story of Mr. Lu Xun breaking through the feudal shackles, pursuing new knowledge, and leaving home to study. "Trivia" tells the story of the author's family after the decline of the world's family and finally embarked on the road of breaking with feudalism. "Trivia" recalls Lu Xun's journey to Nanjing to study in search of "another kind of people".

The work describes the shortcomings and difficulties of seeking knowledge in the Jiangnan Sailor School (later renamed the Thunderbolt School) and the Mining Railway School at that time, and criticizes the "black miasma" of the Western-style school. The author describes the excitement of first encountering the theory of evolution and the eagerness to read the Theory of Heavenly Evolution despite the opposition of the elders, showing a strong desire to explore the truth.

Twenty-four Filial Piety Pictures", "Five Rampant Meetings".

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Dogs, cats, and rats.

A Chang and the Classic of Mountains and Seas.

Twenty-four filial piety figures.

Five rampant will be impermanence from the Baicao Garden to the Three Flavors Study.

Father's illness. Trivia Mr. Fujino.

Fan Ainong's postscript "Morning Flowers and Sunset" is the only collection of reminiscence essays written by Lu Xun (formerly known as "Old Things Revisited"), which has always been highly praised. The author says that these articles are "copied from memory" and "reminiscences". This book is a collection of 10 reminiscence essays written by Lu Xun in 1926.

The first five were written in Beijing and the last five in Xiamen. Initially, with the general title of "Revisiting Old Things", it was successively published in the semi-monthly magazine "Mangyuan". In July 1927, Lu Xun re-edited it in Guangzhou, and added "Small Introduction" and "Postscript", which was renamed "Morning Flowers and Sunset" when it was assembled in September 1928.

It was published in September 1928 by the Beijing Weiming Society and listed as one of the "Weiming New Collections" edited by the author. Reprinted in February 1929. In September 1932, the third edition was rearranged and published by Shanghai Beixin Book Company.

The cover of the book was painted by Tao Yuanqing.

Cat. Rats; Miss the eldest mother and mourn her misfortune, and anger her indisputable "A Chang and "The Classic of Mountains and Seas"; "Twenty-four Filial Piety Pictures", which criticized the feudal concept of filial piety; "Five Rampant Meetings", which shows the shadow of feudal patriarchy; depicting the superstitious and legendary soul messenger "Impermanence"; "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Study", which writes about childhood and reflects the idea of feudal adverse reactions; "Father's Disease", which exposes quacks and mischief; "Trivia", which depicts the image of an unscrupulous and abominable Mrs. Yan; the Japanese teacher "Mr. Fujino", whom Lu Xun is most grateful to; The lifelong fellow villager friend "Fan Ainong". "Morning Flowers and Sunset" closely combines the memories of the past with real life, which fully shows the author's great enthusiasm for life and social reform.

These ten essays are "Memories of Memories" ("Three Idle Collections, Selected Works, Self-Introduction"), which relatively completely records Lu Xun's life path and experience from childhood to youth, vividly depicts the life picture of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, and is an important artistic document for the study of Lu Xun's early thoughts and life and the society at that time. These chapters, written in a deep and timeless manner, are classics in modern Chinese prose.

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Summary. Hello dear. Chaohua Xishi, formerly known as "Revisiting Old Things", is a collection of short memoirs by Lu Xun, including ten memoirs written by Lu Xun in 1928.

The first five were written in Beijing and the last five in Xiamen. It has always been highly praised. Lu Xun said

These articles are all 'reminiscences' copied from memory.

Hello dear. Chaohua Xishi, formerly known as "Revisiting Old Things", is a collection of short memoirs by Lu Xun, including ten memoirs written by Lu Xun in 1928. The first five were written in Beijing and the last five in Xiamen.

Written in 1926, Morning Flowers and Evening Picks is a collection of reminiscences of essays. The first seven articles describe the author's childhood life in his hometown, and the last three describe the author's experience after leaving his hometown to study in Nanjing, Japan, and returning to China. Although this collection of essays is based on the author's life experience, it reflects the various social problems of the time, and reflects the entire background of the era with his own experience.