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Mention of Mr. Lu Xun, it is inevitable to mention his literary works. We have studied several articles by Mr. Lu Xun in the textbooks of middle school, "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookhouse", "Hometown", "Social Drama", "Kong Yiji", "Medicine" and so on, which are still unforgettable.
I believe that most people in the era of ignorance and lack of experience, it is difficult to read Mr. Lu Xun's words and touch the soul of the master, so that they miss a lot of classics.
Even Lu Xun's great-granddaughter Zhou Jingxin said: So far I have only read two or three lu Xun works, but I can't understand them very well.
Zhou Jingxin, the daughter of Zhou Lingfei, the eldest son of Zhou Haiying, the only son of Lu Xun and Xu Guangping, was born in Taipei and is an entertainer.
According to her own introduction, she knew that Lu Xun was her great-grandfather at a very young age, but Lu Xun's articles were not included in Taiwanese textbooks, and she was sent to Beijing by her parents in high school to attend Lu Xun Middle School. When she read Lu Xun's "Medicine", she only had a little understanding of Grandpa, who turned out to be a great "big man".
When she was studying in Taiwan, Zhou Jingxin took a course called "Chinese Literature", which she thought was a good opportunity to get to know her grandfather. However, when the teacher is teaching, he will skip the introduction and article about Mr. Lu Xun, and the teacher believes that lu Xun's age is now very far away, and there is no need to understand it deeply.
Zhou Jingxin's father, Zhou Lingfei, did not force his daughter to know Lu Xun and his writings, and his way of education was very enlightened, believing that children should be carefree, no longer carry the heavy burdens of the past, and not be shrouded in Lu Xun's aura.
Under such an education, Zhou Jingxin believes that Lu Xun is a relative worthy of respect and remembrance, but she embarked on the road of art, which is completely different from her predecessors.
Mr. Lu Xun once educated his only son, Zhou Haiying, adhering to his 1919 "How Do We Be Fathers Now", completely in accordance with this idea, trying to create a free environment for Zhou Haiying to grow up, hoping that he would become a person who "dares to speak, laugh, scold, and fight".
Zhou Haiying inherited her father's educational philosophy and passed it on to her son's education of her granddaughter Zhou Jingxin: just be yourself.
Under this tolerant educational concept, Zhou Jingxin is engaged in her favorite career. She once confessed that she was not interested in literature and enjoyed singing, playing games and playing ball.
Looking back at Mr. Lu Xun, it is his efforts that determine the direction of our literature today. From his view of the education of future generations, it can be seen that he is not dogmatic, but pays more attention to the personality development of future generations.