Text/Dong Shijun
From the first contact with Lu Xun's works in Chinese textbooks, I have been reading them for decades now.
There are as many as thirty kinds of Lu Xun's anthologies in my collection, such as "Scream", "Wandering", "Chaohua Xishi", "Erxin Collection", "Hot Wind", "Jieting Miscellaneous Essays II", "Huagai Collection", "Huagai Collection Continuation", "Lu Xun Anthology", "Lu Xun Letters Collection" and so on. These sets have only been read once, and the more they are read, the more they will be harvested.
Here is only a cursory talk about "Wandering". Only to "favor" "Wandering", but not to treat other episodes. Because "Wandering" is the first Lu Xun collection I have systematically read, and I have three versions of this collection, one of which is the only Republic of China edition in the Lu Xun collection.
This Republic of China version of "Wandering" is a rare rough edge book. The rough edge of the book, Mr. Lu Xun was the most favored before his death. The younger generation of readers now seems to lack awareness of raw edges. Even if there is such a version, there are also cases of mistaking as inferior books.
Rough edges, the pages are uneven, not cut, and need to be cut by themselves when reading, so the edges are not neat. In the bibliophile circles, they regard the Republic of China's rough edge book as a rare book. Take out this copy of "Wandering", without any obvious intention, just to explain the raw edge of the ear. Please have an idea of rough books among the younger generation.
"Wandering", 32 folios, vertical edition, 256 pages, including 11 lu xun novels such as "Blessings" and "Wounded Death", The 10th edition of Beixin Bookstore on July 1931, listed as one of the rabble series compiled by the author. A book ticket with the word "Lu Xun" pasted on the copyright page at the back of the book. Tao Yuanqing, a famous bookbinder, designed the cover, and the three of them sat on a high-backed chair and hung face to face for a day. As to whether this print has the meaning of "wandering", Renzhi has solved it.
Dong Shijun, a native of Yinan, Shandong. He is a member of the Chinese Prose Literature Association and the Shandong Writers Association. Since his middle school years, he has published more than 200 literary works in newspapers and periodicals at all levels, and won 46 literary essay awards such as the third prize of the "China Shandong Story" essay contest sponsored by the first Shandong Provincial Government. Published the collection of essays "Shangjia Blossoms" and the research collection "Yimeng Red Literature". Compile historical books such as "Chronicle of Shuangbei Town", "Chronicle of State-owned ForestRy Farm in Yinan County", "History of the Development of The Old Revolutionary Area of Yinan County" and other historical books.
One point no. Yimeng prose