The Most Celebrated Chinese Writer of the Twentieth Century: An Introduction to Lu Xun
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https://doi.org/10.18034/ajhal.v6i1.345Keywords:
21st Century, Chinese Literature, Lu XunAbstract
Over the years, many renowned scholars have done several researches about the great writer, Lu Xun and his works. Much interest is centered on him even today. We will examine here, briefly the reasons that is unique in him that he is hailed “the most celebrated Chinese writer of the twentieth century”, through the historical background at that time and his writings.
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