Speaking of Mr. Lu Xun, I think everyone is no stranger, he is a famous writer, thinker, democracy fighter, an important participant in the May Fourth New Culture Movement in China, and even more the founder of modern literature in china. In each of our student days, Lu Xun's works appear in our texts at almost every stage. For example, "The Boy Leap Earth", "Kong Yiji", "Mr. Fujino" and so on.
Throughout his life, Lu Xun made significant contributions in many fields such as literary creation, literary criticism, ideological research, and literary history research. Of course, Mr. Lu Xun is so excellent, his descendants will naturally not be bad.
So, what happened to the descendants of Mr. Lu Xun, the great writer?
Lu Xun
Only son "Zhou Hai Baby"
We know that Mr. Lu Xun had two wives, the first of whom was named "Juan", Lu Xun's legal wife. The marriage between Juan and Lu Xun is actually passive, it is a typical arranged marriage, and for a person who has accepted new ideas, this form of marriage is naturally unacceptable. So from 1906, after the 28-year-old Juan and the 25-year-old Lu Xun were married, the two lived in two different worlds.
Lu Xun's second wife, named "Xu Guangping", a native of Guangdong, was once a student of Lu Xun, and later married Lu Xun and took care of Lu Xun's life for the rest of his life. Xu Guangping and Lu Xun had a son, known as "Zhou Haiying", which was also Lu Xun's only son.
Zhou Haiying
Lu Xun had high hopes for this son, and did his best to create opportunities for him to grow up freely and happily, hoping that he could become a person who "dared to speak, laugh, scold, and fight".
As a great literary hero, many people will think that Zhou Haiying will inherit his father's mantle and become another literary master, but he did not, but embarked on a radio research road that was not compatible with literature. It can be said that there are two fathers and sons, one is a "liberal arts student" and the other is a "science student".
Zhou Hainian grew up and was admitted to Peking University to study radio. After graduating from school in 1960, Zhou Hainian came to work at the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, and climbed all the way with her own efforts, eventually becoming a deputy ministerial cadre of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television.
In the early morning of April 7, 2011, Zhou Hainian died in Beijing at the age of 82.
Lu Xun's four grandsons
Zhou Hainian had four children, three sons and one daughter. The eldest son, Zhou Lingfei, was born in Beijing in 1953 and joined the army at the age of sixteen, and later transferred to the People's Fine Arts Publishing House. At the age of 27, he went abroad for further study and went to Fuji Television in Japan to study electronic media. He is currently the vice chairman and secretary general of Lu Xun Cultural Foundation, the chairman of Shanghai Lu Xun Cultural Development Center, and the director of Lu Xun Research Center of Tongji University.
The second son, Zhou Yifei, worked for a private company. The third son, Zhou Lingyi, served as a cameraman at the Beijing office of the Japan Broadcasting Society. Her daughter, Zhou Ning, married far away from Japan and lived a happy life.
Zhou Lingfei
Lu Xun's "Star Descendants"
In addition to Lu Xun's four grandsons, there is also a well-known "nephew grandson", he is the famous Hong Kong actor - Xu Shaoxiong.
Born in Hong Kong in 1948, Hui followed his mother to Guangzhou as a child, and the family returned to Hong Kong. With his personal efforts, Xu Shaoxiong was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the 19th Academy Awards and occupied a certain place in the Hong Kong film industry. It can be said that Xu Shaoxiong is already a household star.
However, even though Xu Shaoxiong has these achievements, he is still very low-key, and he rarely mentions his relationship with Lu Xun.
Xu Shaoxiong
brief summary
In summary, it is a brief introduction to Lu Xun's descendants. In fact, in general, among these descendants of Lu Xun, the profession they did seemed to have nothing to do with Lu Xun's. Of course, there's nothing surprising about that. As the saying goes, "walk out of the way", no matter what profession you are engaged in, as long as you are willing to work hard!