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Lu Xun's two poems full of jianghu qi, when he read them as a teenager, he only felt cool, and his eyes were wet when he read them again in middle age

Lu Xun's two poems full of jianghu qi, when he read them as a teenager, he only felt cool, and his eyes were wet when he read them again in middle age

No celebrity in modern and modern China can be like Mr. Lu Xun, who has dozens of articles selected for primary and secondary school Chinese textbooks at the same time. When I was young, I read so many lu xun articles, and I always felt that I already understood him very well. It is true that in Mr. Lu Xun's time, there were many people who were as awakened as he was, but he must have been a fighter in the forefront of the literary world.

When he was a child, he only felt that the words he was worried about the destruction of the country and the death of the family appeared to be "vernacular", and those words and sentences that were deafening and deafening were also full of immortal breath of coolness, and how could a teenager who did not understand the hatred of the family and the country read that Lu Xun would abandon the doctor and follow the text, that real indignation.

Lu Xun's two poems full of jianghu qi, when he read them as a teenager, he only felt cool, and his eyes were wet when he read them again in middle age

But now when I look at Mr. Lu Xun's words, I feel that the whole world has changed, and two of the poems are even more breathless and wet with tears. The first song is "Self-Titled Portrait": "The lingtai has no plan to escape the gods, and the wind and rain are like a rock and a dark homeland." Wishing that the cold star was not noticed, I recommended Xuanyuan with my blood. ”

This poem was originally written by Lu Xun in 1903, and it was not nominated. After his friend Xu Shousheng saw it by chance, he felt that this poem was not written by Lu Xun himself, so he installed a title and helped Lu Xun publish it. If it were not for this inadvertent, such an age-old famous sentence as "I recommend Xuanyuan with my blood" would probably not have been passed down.

Lu Xun's two poems full of jianghu qi, when he read them as a teenager, he only felt cool, and his eyes were wet when he read them again in middle age

It is also to write the grief of the occupation of the land by the invaders, and the same is to call on the people to rise up and struggle together, but Lu Xun, who is only in his early 20s, writes poetry more like the hearts of people hit by bombshells. However, when I was a child, I could only realize that the author himself had a fairy's iron backbone, and he liked to often use the last sentence to express the surging blood in the hearts of young people.

It wasn't until he grew up that he understood how much Mr. Lu Xun had loved this land of the motherland, as if he had been shot by the arrow of the god of love, and was only willing to dedicate his life to the people of the country. At a time when the wind and rain were shaky and precarious, he pinned all his patriotic and sincere heart on the cold heart of the heavens, hoping that it could be conveyed to the people of the motherland and that everyone would wake up.

Lu Xun's two poems full of jianghu qi, when he read them as a teenager, he only felt cool, and his eyes were wet when he read them again in middle age

Sadly, whether it was the monarch or the people were still asleep, Lu Xun raised his pen in anger and passionately wrote "I recommend Xuanyuan with my blood." This is an expression of Lu Xun's heroic spirit in his youth who was willing to throw his head in the face of national danger, shed his blood, and use his blood to make a revolutionary cause.

In the eyes of many people, Lu Xun's life seems to be a war song, and he has never stopped carrying out the cause of ideological revolution under his pen. But at the same time, Lu Xun saw it profoundly and also had a profound understanding of the world, so he had the "Three Righteous Pagodas":

Lu Xun's two poems full of jianghu qi, when he read them as a teenager, he only felt cool, and his eyes were wet when he read them again in middle age

"Ben Thunder flew to annihilate the son of man, and the hungry dove was left in the ruined well." Even if the big heart leaves the fire house, the final tower reads Yingzhou. The dream of the fine bird is still stone, and the fighter is sincere and strong to resist the flow. The brothers are in the midst of the robbery, and they meet each other and laugh and take revenge. ”

Lu Xun studied medicine in Japan in his early years, and it was in Japan that he learned about the so-called "Dongye Sick Man" and also woke up in Japan. In 1933, when Lu Xun wrote this poem, he was already middle-aged, and he saw the Japanese invasion of China and the unforgivable crimes committed by the Japanese army in China.

Lu Xun's two poems full of jianghu qi, when he read them as a teenager, he only felt cool, and his eyes were wet when he read them again in middle age

However, at the same time, he also recognized the difference between the Japanese army and the Japanese peasants. In 1932, Lu Xun's friend, a biologist named Makoto Nishimura, came to China, saw the scene of the ruins and broken walls, and called on everyone to rescue the victims of the war. In the ruins of Sanyili in Shanghai, the kind doctor saved a wounded pigeon.

Dr. Nishimura took the pigeons to his home overseas and took good care of them. This pigeon is like a symbol of peace, and it was quickly loved by the villagers. It carries the friendship between the Chinese and Japanese peoples and has become a symbol of friendship between the two countries. But the good times did not last long, and the pigeon that had been taken to Japan was killed by a weasel attack.

Lu Xun's two poems full of jianghu qi, when he read them as a teenager, he only felt cool, and his eyes were wet when he read them again in middle age

The Japanese people were so sad that they even built a "Sanyi Pagoda" to bury the "peace dove". Dr. Nishimura was very emotional and wrote a letter to Lu Xun about this matter. After Lu Xun found out, he replied to his friend Nishimura with the poem "Title Sanyi Pagoda". Instead of the usual rebuke, Lu Xun compared this pigeon to a jingwei.

Japanese imperialism has forged a deep hatred with the Chinese, but the well-intentioned Japanese still maintain that original friendship. This friendship is as touching as the reclamation of the sea, and perhaps with the passage of time, the two peoples will be friendly. So there is such a timeless saying as "meet and laugh and have a grudge".

This sentence is often quoted in martial arts novels to express the protagonist's broad mind and the courage to let go of all enmity. But how many people know that this poem came from Lu Xun' hand, and how many people know the background of its creation?

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