Hope is attached to existence, where there is existence, there is hope, and where there is hope, there is light. --Lu Xun
Mr. Lu Xun's name is probably already a household name, and the life of this literary artist who has appeared in textbooks many times is full of mystery, making people want to find out. At the same time, some people wonder how the descendants of this great literary fighter are doing now. Did he inherit the mantle of Lu Xun and become a new generation of writers, or did he achieve achievements in other fields, or did he already disappear into the crowd? Today we will introduce the story of Mr. Lu Xun's descendants.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > two marriages, one son</h1>
As we all know, Mr. Lu Xun lived in an era when feudal culture was deeply rooted, and in this period, "arranged marriage" was still the mainstream of the times. In this context, Lu Xun's mother, without seeking Lu Xun's consent, privately helped Lu Xun make a marriage contract. In 1906, Lu Xun, who was studying in Japan, received an urgent telegram saying that his mother was critically ill, and asked Lu, who was in Japan, to return home quickly.
An impatient Lu Xun bought the latest ferry ticket and rushed home in a hurry, while waiting for him was a healthy mother and a wedding that he did not know about. This is unacceptable to the radical-minded him. The girl named Juan in front of her was a woman under the old feudal etiquette that Lu Xun disdained.
Lu Xun finished the wedding that made him hate deeply, and after the marriage was completed in a hurry, he left his new wife and left. The newly married Juan, in this way, stayed alone in the empty house in his hometown of Shaoxing, helping Lu Xun take care of household chores and taking care of Lu Xun's mother. Until Juan's death in 1947, there was no waiting for Lu Xun's approval.
Another person whom Lu Xun loved and was regarded by posterity as Lu Xun's second wife was Xu Guangping, who was well known to everyone. The love between Xu Guangping and Lu Xun was also spread during the Republic of China period. Xu Guangping is a student under Lu Xun, smart and clever, she has advanced ideas and loves to learn.
At the same time, Xu Guangping admired Lu Xun very much, a teacher who dared to love and hate, who understood great righteousness and was brave and fearless, and she often exchanged letters with Lu Xun to discuss literature and life. And Lu Xun also liked this active and free student very much.
The two fell in love and soon fell in love. Since then, Xu Guangping has often accompanied Lu Xun and spent a long time in his life with Lu Xun. The two also gave birth to their only son, named Zhou Haiying.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > the story of Zhou Haiying</h1>
As Lu Xun's son, Zhou Hainian naturally became the focus of everyone's attention. And Zhou Haiying did not feel different because of her father Shu Lu Xun, who was superior to others, but studied more diligently and was admitted to Peking University.
Zhou Haiying did not inherit her father's mantle and engage in the path of literature as others imagined, but chose to enter the Department of Physics to study radio-related majors, and after graduation, Zhou Haiying stayed at the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television to work. During the work period, Zhou Hainian was conscientious and responsible, conscientious, and devoted all her energy to the development of national radio and television, made great contributions to the country, and eventually assumed the position of deputy ministerial-level cadre.
It is worth mentioning that Zhou Haiying's married life is really smooth compared to his father Lu Xun. Zhou Haiying has known the neighbor's child Ma Xinyun since she was a child, and the two are green plum bamboo horses and two small guesses. The relationship has withstood the test of time, has been very stable and eventually led to a happy ending. Zhou Hainian married Ma Xinyun and gave birth to three sons and a daughter.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > eldest grandson Zhou Lingfei and grandchild Zhou Jingxin</h1>
Among Zhou Haiying's children, the second son, Zhou Yifei, works in a private company; the third son, Zhou Lingyi, picked up the camera he had been enthusiastic about since he was a child and began a career in photography; and the only daughter, Zhou Ning, met a husband from Japan and moved to Japan, where his grandfather once lived.
Of course, among Zhou Haiying's several children, the most familiar one is probably the eldest son, Zhou Lingfei. Perhaps under the influence of Zhou Haiying, who worked in the Radio, Film and Television Bureau, Zhou Lingfei had a strong interest in art since he was a child, and as early as when he was in elementary school, he carried Zhou Haiying and Ma Xinyun on his back and secretly ran to apply for the People's Liberation Army Academy of Arts.
After graduating from high school, Zhou Joined the Army and became an Army Photojournalist. Later, Zhou Hainian transferred from the army to the People's Fine Arts Publishing House, where she worked until 1980. In 1980, the state opened up self-funded study abroad, in order to learn more professional knowledge, he once went to Japan to study, painstakingly studied the professional knowledge related to the film and television industry. After returning to China, he started his own media career in Taiwan, where he married and had children.
Zhou Lingfei's daughter Zhou Jingxin is also a celebrity. Viewers who watched Taiwanese television in the early years should be able to see her figure from the variety show "I Guess I Guess I Guess Guess". Now Zhou Jingxin has also withdrawn from the entertainment industry and works in a real estate consulting company.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > star with superb acting skills by his nephew Xu Shaoxiong</h1>
When it comes to Xu Shaoxiong, I think everyone is even more familiar with it. Xu Shaoxiong, an old drama bone, is the nephew of Lu Xun's second wife, Xu Guangping. Xu Shaoxiong was born in Hong Kong, China in 1948, and compared with Lu Xun, his fate favored Xu Shaoxiong a little more.
His father was the owner of a jade shop. Xu Shaoxiong, who graduated from high school, started his first career in his father's jade shop. But with his dreams in mind, he longed for a more unique career. Xu Shaoxiong participated in TVB artist training and started his acting career in Hong Kong, and he often starred in comedy and brought us countless laughter and laughter.
Although Xu Shaoxiong played most of the supporting roles, he left a deep impression on the audience with his pure acting skills, and even overshadowed the limelight of the protagonist in many movies. For example, Qin Huanxi in the well-known "Apostle Walker", Mercedes Benz Brother in "Macau Storm", Su Bohu in "Get the Father-in-Law", Chartered Gong in "The Seventh Lie", etc., all show the superb performance skills displayed by Xu Shaoxiong as an old drama bone.
In fact, many people on the Internet have pointed out that none of Lu Xun's descendants are engaged in literary creation, which seems to be somewhat regrettable. However, imposing Lu Xun's aura on his descendants is truly unreasonable, and everyone has the right to choose their own life.
In his last words, Lu Xun also warned children that "when a child grows up, if he has no talent, he can find some small things to live, and he must not become an empty writer or artist." Therefore, no matter what industry you are engaged in, as long as you do practical things seriously and do not do "empty" things, you will be enough to become Lu Xun's "useful person to society". I think this is much more noble than using the name of "Lu Xun's descendants" to hype up, do "empty" things, and sensationalize the public.