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　　关于鲁迅的'英语作文范文一

Lu Xun is my favourite writer. He is one of the most famous writers in China. He wrote a lot of literary was thin and not tall. He always wore a long old coat in that time.

At first, he wanted to be a doctor and save people’s lives. So he learned medicine, but later he found the Chinese were in sensitive when they faced the oppression of their enemies. So he began to write articles to wake the people Xun wrote some famous novels, he attacked the social mores in that time, and in his works, many persons were known very well, such as “Ah Q”“Kong Yi ji”.

I like Lu Xun because I also want to be a great writer like him. I like reading and writing, and I often write some articles in my free time. Though I don’t have good literary talent or a large vocabulary, I spend lots of time reading and writing to improve my writing skills.

Lu Xun is my hero, I will learn more from him. I believe I can be a great writer like him in the future.

As it is known to us all ,LuXun is a famous Chinese writer. He is not only a writer, thinker, but also the founder of Chinese Literature . He wrote many classic novels and his stories, which are translated many languages, were made into film,such as The True Story of AH Q and The New Year's Sacrifice,which deeply showed people's suffering in the old days.

Because of his achievement to Chinese literature, Chairman Mao spoke highly of him. Besides, some of his works were selected into the text books in high school and university. I think you'll gain a lot from reading his works. Short-story writer, essayist, critic, and literary theorist who is considered to be one of the greatest figures in 20th-century Chinese literature. Lu Xun, hailed as "commander of China's cultural revolution" by Mao Zedong, is typically regarded as the most influential Chinese writer who was associated with the May Fourth Movement. Lu Xun's acclaimed short stories appeared in three collections between the years 1923 and 1935. He also produced sixteen volumes of essays, reminiscences, prose poetry, historical tales, some sixty classical-style poems, and a dozen volumes of scholarly research, and numerous translations. His main works are:Call to Arms (1922) "A Madman's Diary" (1918) "Kong Yiji" (1919) "Medicine" (1919) "Tomorrow" (1920) "A Small Incident" (1920) "The Story of Hair" (1920) " Storm in a Teacup" (1920) "My Old Home" (1921) "The True Story of Ah Q" (1921) "The Double Fifth Festival" (1922) "The White Light" (1922) "The Rabbits and the Cat" (1922) "The Comedy of the Ducks" (1922) "Village Opera" (1922) from Old Tales Retold (1935) Mending Heaven (1935) The Flight to the Moon (1926) Curbing the Flood (1935) Gathering Vetch (1935) Forging the Swords (1926) Leaving the Pass (1935) Opposing Aggression (1934) Resurrecting the Dead (1935)

　　关于鲁迅的英语作文范文二

Lu Xun, formerly known as Zhou Shuren, was China's famous writer, thinker, critic and revolutionist. He had high literary achievements and he was the pioneer of modern Chinese literature, having profound impact on Chinese literature after the May Fourth Movement. His novels have been translated into many language versions and were made into movies. For instance, The True Story of AH Q(《阿Q正传》) and The New Year's Sacrifice(《祝福》)profoundly exposed the problems of the old society. Present Mao spoke highly of him. Some of his works were elected to the middle school and college textbooks. It's very beneficial to read Lu Xun's works.

　　关于鲁迅的英语作文范文三

Lu Xun is a pen name. His real name was Zhou Shuren. Lu Xun wrote stories, poetry, essays, literary criticism and literary history. His stories were published in literary journals of the time and were then collected and published as books. He has three volumes of short first set of stories was published as the book "Call to Arms" or Na Han. Na Han could also be translated "Cry Out". This collection included arguably his most famous story "The True Story of Ah Q". These were written between 1918 and 1922. In his preface to Call to Arms he told where the stories came from:

When I was young I, too, had many dreams. Most of them I later forgot, but I see nothing in this to regret. For although recalling the past may bring happiness, at times it cannot but bring loneliness, and what is the point of clinging in spirit to lonely bygone days? However, my trouble is that I cannot forget completely, and these stories stem from those things which I have been unable to forget.

"Wandering" or Pang Huang was his second collection of stories. These stories were written in 1924 and 1925. The name of this second collection, Pang Huang, is puzzling to me in a way as it is translated as "Wandering" when literally pang huang seems to mean unsettled agitated. I think of wandering as meaning travelling around looking at things. But in Chinese, idiomatic expressions are found in different areas and in this case the unsettled and agitated must mean wandering about. I think maybe in English we might use the term rambling rather than wandering to imply the itchy feet agitated and unsettled feeling that leads to the rambling life.

His third collection of short stories was called "Old Tales Retold" or Gu Shi Xin Bian and is what it sounds like. He retold old Chinese stories from his own perspective. This collection was published in 1935 and included stories that were written over a thirteen year period in the 1920's and thirties. In the introduction to the eight stories included in "Old Tales Retold" Lu Xun wrote: In some places the narrative is based on passages in old books, elsewhere I gave free rein to my imagination. And having less respect for the ancients than for my contemporaries, I have not always been able to avoid facetiousness.

The free rein Lu Xun gave his imagination and his unavoidance of facetiousness made for some funny stuff. The story "Leaving the Pass" about Lao Zi and Confucius (Kong Zi) made me laugh aloud reading it.

Another major work by Lu Xun is Wild Grass or Ye Cao a collection of prose poems. These were written in 1924 and 1926, roughly the same time period the stories of Wandering were being written. Some might consider some of the poems in Wild Grass to be his most pessimistic or macabre. I'd say "yes and no" to this. He writes in the introduction:

The fire under the Earth churns, quickly moving up; once the lava gushes forth, it will burn away all the wild grass, as well as the deep-rooted plants, then there will be nothing left to rot. Translated by Wang/Gallaher

Wild Grass is a work of dreams, including nightmares. Dogs speak, insects buzz and the sky tries to hide itself from us, the onlookers.