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Lu Xun

Lu Xun

Chinese1881 – 1936Literary Fiction

The founding figure of modern Chinese literature, whose satirical stories and essays diagnosed the spiritual sickness of Chinese society with mordant precision. Diary of a Madman was the first major work in vernacular Chinese.

Works

  • Diary of a MadmanSatirical story of a man driven mad by predatory society→
  • The True Story of Ah QSatirical novella exposing the delusional protagonist's self-justifications→
  • Call to ArmsCollection of stories critiquing Chinese society and traditional values→
  • WanderingCollection of stories reflecting melancholy and social disillusionment→
  • Wild GrassLyrical prose poems exploring alienation and social critique→

Related

Mao Dun·Ba Jin·Lao She
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