Lu Xun Zitate

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"The Epigrams of Lusin"

Lu Xun studied medicine before he became a writer. Once he saw on a film a Chinese being executed by Japanese while many other Chinese were watching this "spectacular event". This made him feel that saving the "souls" of people is more important than saving their bodies.
Quelle: From the preface of his work Na Han (Call to Arms) (1922)

Sixth entry
A Madman's Diary (1918)

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"The Epigrams of Lusin"

Quelle: From Wu Sheng de Zhong Guo (Silent China) (1927)

Quelle: From the preface of his work Na Han (Call to Arms) (1922)

Quelle: 1932年《我們不再受騙了》

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"The Epigrams of Lusin"

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"The Epigrams of Lusin"

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"The Epigrams of Lusin"

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"The Epigrams of Lusin"

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"The Epigrams of Lusin"

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"The Epigrams of Lusin"

Kuang Ren Ri Ji (Diary of a Madman), thirteenth entry
Original: (zh-CN) 救救孩子……
Quelle: A Madman's Diary (1918)