Even though Lu Xun also had several campaigns against the unruly Shanyue tribe, which is also featured more prominently in the Sun clan’s storyline in Origins, those skirmishes took place in the ...

Lu Xun (魯迅) is widely acknowledged to be one of China's greatest 20th-century writers. Though for several decades after 1949 his books were banned in Taiwan, today they are required reading in any ...

Lu Xun’s own family home was built in the Qing Dynasty, and it’s surrounded by canals where tourists can hire gondolas, and choudofu vendors call out their best prices.

Lu Xun is easily the most recognizable face of 20th century Chinese literature. He would have been 130 on Sunday (Sept 25), but in popular imagination it is the image of a 50-ish Lu Xun - scruffy ...

The Lu Xun Museum was official opened on October 19, 1956 to mark the 20th anniversary of the writer' s death. In 1980, the museum was expanded.

The South China Morning Post reports that a letter by revered Chinese writer and intellectual Lu Xun sold for 6.56 million yuan (more than US $1 million) at an auction in Beijing on Monday: The ...

It's hard to find a precise Western analogue for Lu Xun (1881-1936). He is China's Dickens, for his mercilessly sharp portrayals of the era he lived through; he is Joyce, a re-maker of language ...

Lu Xun. Undoubtedly, in the 20th century Lu Xun (1881-1936) and Hu Shih (1891-1962) were two giants in the field of Chinese culture and public knowledge.

Lu Xun (penname of Zhou Shuren, 1881–1936), the man who would become the most influential Chinese writer of the modern age, boarded the Ta Chang Maru in Nanjing on March 24, 1902, and set sail ...

LU XUN BLOSSOMS created and performed by the company, directed by Dean Gilmour and Michelle Smith (Theatre Smith-Gilmour). At the Isabel Bader (93 Charles West). To June 18. $46.50-$56.50.