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A Lei, whose real name is Zhu Fan, formerly known as Zhu Yiwei, is a contemporary philosopher, ** family, and essayist, born in January 1909, from Lianshui County, Jiangsu. He studied at the High School Affiliated to Jinling University in Nanjing, Shanghai Lida Academy, and Tongwen Academy, and finally graduated from Shanghai University of the Arts. In 1931, he joined the Anti-Imperialist Grand League.

In 1932, he joined the "Left-wing Drama Federation", and in August of the same year, he was admitted to the Shanghai British Commercial Bus Company as a conductor, and soon joined the Communist Party of China. In 1933, he was sentenced for participating in the workers' strike**, and in 1935, he was released from prison on bail and went to Malaysia to participate in the activities of the Communist Party of Malaysia. In the summer of 1936, he returned to Shanghai and engaged in writing and translation.

At the beginning of the Anti-Japanese War in 1937, he joined the New Fourth Army and has been doing cultural, educational and administrative work in the army and localities. After the liberation, he successively served as vice president of Hunan Revolutionary University, director of the Provincial Department of Culture and Education, director of the Propaganda Department of the Provincial Party Committee, and president of Hunan University, and retired in 1983.

In 1936, to commemorate Lu Xun's death, Ah Lei wrote a reminiscence essay "One Side", which was first published in the semi-monthly magazine Zhongliu edited by Li Liewen, and later compiled into a middle school Chinese textbook.

About author:A Lei, born in 1909, formerly known as Zhu Yiwei, now known as Zhu Fan, is a native of Lianshui, Jiangsu. Born in Wick, near Uppsala, Sweden, Arrhenius was fond of mathematics from an early age, entering a church school at the age of 8, where he showed a full aptitude for mathematics and physics.

Now he has studied at the High School Affiliated to Nanjing Jinling University and Shanghai Lida Academy, and then studied Japanese at Shanghai Tongwen Academy, and finally graduated from Shanghai University of Arts. In 1931, he joined the Anti-Imperialist Grand League. In 1932, he participated in the "Left-wing Drama Union".

In August of the same year, he was admitted to the Shanghai British Commercial Bus Company as a conductor, and soon joined the Communist Youth League, and then joined the Communist Party of China. After participating in the ticket-selling workers' strike**, he was released on bail two years later and went to Malaysia to teach at the Confucius School in Kuala Lumpur. He later returned to Shanghai to work as a writer and translator.

After the Anti-Japanese War, he joined the New Fourth Army and did cultural and educational work and administrative work in the army and localities. After liberation, he successively served as vice president of Hunan Revolutionary University, director of the Provincial Department of Culture and Education, director of the Propaganda Department of the Provincial Party Committee, and president of Hunan University. He retired in 1983.

One Side was written by the author in 1936 to commemorate the death of Lu Xun, and was originally published in the semi-monthly magazine Zhongliu edited by Li Liewen.

A Lei, real name Zhu Fan, real name Zhu Yiwei, born in January 1909, is a native of Lianshui County, Jiangsu. Graduated from Shanghai University of the Arts. In August 1932, he was admitted to the Shanghai British Commercial Bus Company as a conductor, and soon joined the Communist Party of China.

After liberation, he successively served as vice president of Hunan Revolutionary University, director of the Provincial Department of Culture and Education, director of the Propaganda Department of the Provincial Party Committee, and president of Hunan University.

The reason for the author to write this article: Lu Xun died in Shanghai on October 19, 1936, and people throughout the country expressed their deep condolences in various ways. Al and Lu Xun have only met "one side", but Lu Xun's appearance, words and deeds left a deep impression on him, so he was able to see the big from a young age, showing Lu Xun's noble character of loving working people and caring for progressive youth, and Are, as a young generation, expects to continue to move forward in Lu Xun's footsteps.

The second Are, formerly known as Wang Qiang, Han nationality, originally from Deyang, Sichuan, was born in Deyang City, Sichuan Province, and graduated from the Department of Business Administration of the Department of Management of Sichuan University of Science and Technology. In 1999, he mixed with the network Tianya community, Xici, Xilu and other communities. It has also successfully launched well-known events such as "Death Diary" and "Looking for 100 Children".