New Story

Lu Xun, a son of an impoverished old family, a rural scholar in the late Qing Dynasty, a student studying in Japan, an intellectual who understood Europe and America largely from Japanese translations, a native of Jiangnan who wore long robes almost his entire life, and a writer who wrote China's first collection of modern short stories. His stories are simple and concise, seeking depth within a flat surface. His natural gift for writing remains unsurpassed.
This edition of "New Stories" features 18 imaginative, concise, and powerful novels from the Complete Works of Lu Xun. We especially recommend the eight ancient legends, from the story of Nuwa, the creator of humanity, to the story of Houyi and his family, who lived on a diet of crow meat and noodles year-round. These stories will both amuse you and stimulate your imagination. We also feature a selection of classic novels from "Call to Arms" and "Wandering." I'm sure you'll exclaim, "Mr. Lu Xun is so cool!"

2015-01-01

天津人民出版社

Guomai Culture

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9787201089560