Lu Xun's famous works

Lu Xun's masterpiece A * * has 66 works (including translations), which are described as follows:

Collection of novels

Scream1923 August, published by Beijing Xinchao Publishing House.

Wandering 1926 August, Beijing Beixin Bookstore.

New Story 1936, Shanghai Cultural Life Publishing House.

Essays

After his death, Cai Yuanpei, Xu Guangping and others compiled and published Lu Xun's essays before his death into the first edition of The Complete Works of Lu Xun. However, due to the rush of time, it is inevitable to leave pearls. 1948 and 1952, Tang Tao edited and published Supplement to the Complete Works of Lu Xun and Supplement to the Complete Works of Lu Xun. These articles were later compiled into various versions of The Complete Works of Lu Xun in different ways.

Lu Xun's prose collection

Grave 1927 March, Hot Air 1925 1 1 October, Beijing Beixin Bookstore.

Ji1926 August Beijing Beixin Bookstore Ji Xu1927 May Beijing Beixin Bookstore.

The sequel 1948, Justice Collection of Shanghai Publishing Company 1928 10, Shanghai Beixin Bookstore.

Saint Ji Xian1932 September, Shanghai Beixin Bookstore1934 April, Shanghai Wentong Bookstore.

Two Hearts Collection 1932, Lace Literature of Shanghai He Zhong Bookstore1936 June, Shanghai Lianhua Bookstore.

Pseudo-free book 1933 10, quasi-romance 1934 12, Shanghai Lianhua Bookstore.

Essays on Street Pavilion in July 1937, Essays on Street Pavilion II in July by Shanghai Sanxian Bookstore.

July 1937, final edition of Jie Jieting's prose collection, May 1935, outside the collection of Shanghai Sanxian Bookstore, Shanghai People's Book Company.

Supplement to in vitro corpus 1938, Supplement to in vitro corpus of Lu Xun Publishing House 1952, Shanghai Publishing Company.

Translated works

Translation under the Wall April 1929, Modern Japanese Novels Shanghai Beixin Publishing House June 1923, Shanghai Commercial Press.

Problems of Modern New Literature, April 1929, Peach Cloud, Shanghai Dajiang Bookstore, July 1923, Beijing Xinchao Society.

On Art in June 1929, Symbol of Depression in Shanghai Dajiang Bookstore in February 1924, Beijing Unnamed Society.

Literature and Criticism 1929 In June, Shanghai Ink Bookstore walked out of the ivory tower 1925 12 in February, Beijing Unnamed Society.

Travel to the Moon (1903), Little John of Tokyo Evolution Society (1928), Beijing Unnamed Society.

Workers' Sui Hui Lv Fu1922 May, Shanghai Commercial Press, Thought Landscape Man1928 May, Beixin Publishing House.

Translation of Modern Fiction Series1922 July, Modern Art History Tide by Shanghai Commercial Press 1929, Beixin Publishing House.

B·R·Epomehk Fairy Tales1922 July, Peter Jr.1929110, Shanghai Chunchao Publishing House.

Literary Policy1930 June, Art Theory of Shanghai Ink Bookstore1930 July, Shanghai Guanghua Bookstore.

Destruction 193 1 September, Harp 1933 1 October, Shanghai Liangyou Book Company.

1October1933 February, a day's work of Shanghai Shenzhou Guoguang Society1933 March, Shanghai Liangyou Book Company.

Table1935 In July, Shanghai Cultural Life Bookstore Russian Fairy Tales1935 In August, Shanghai Cultural Life Bookstore.

Dead Soul 1938, Shanghai Cultural Life Publishing House Bad Kids and Other Anecdotes 1936 June, Shanghai Lianhua Bookstore.

Medicinal plants and others1June, 936, Shanghai Commercial Press, Pastoral Songs of Mountain People 1938, Complete Works of Lu Xun Publishing House.

Translation supplement, March 2008, Fujian Education Press.

Underground Travel1906 March, Shanghai Puji Bookstore, Nanjing Qi Xin Bookstore.

Collection of Foreign Novels (March 1909) Volume I; 1July, 909, the second volume was compiled and published by Zhou Brothers. The publishing house is unknown.

Academic monograph

A Brief History of Chinese Novels192365438+February, Volume I; June 1924, Volume II, Peking University Xinchao Publishing House.

Outline of China Literature History (1938) was compiled by Lu Xun Complete Works Publishing House and Lu Xun Complete Works Committee.

Historical changes of China's novels 1938, Complete Works of Lu Xun Publishing House, finishing by the Complete Works Committee of Lu Xun.

Other works

Weeds1July, 927, collection of prose poems of Beijing Xinchao Society.

Flowers in the morning 65438+September 0928, collection of essays of Beiping Weiming Society.

The Preface and Postscript Collection of Ancient Books (1938) was compiled by the Complete Works Committee of Lu Xun Publishing House.

The Preface and Postscript Collection of Translation (1938) was compiled by the Complete Works Committee of Lu Xun Publishing House.

The Book of Two Places 1933, Letters of Lu Xun and Xu Guangping by Shanghai Guangqing Bookstore.

Lu Xun's Letters (1937), edited by Xu Guangping of Sanxian Bookstore.

The Diary of Lu Xun was compiled by Shanghai publishing company Xu Guangping in 195 1 year.

Lu Xun (writer and thinker)

Lu Xun (188 1 September 25th-19361October19), formerly known as Zhou Zhangshou, later renamed Yushan, later changed to Yucai, "Lu Xun" is his1. A famous writer, thinker and educator, he was an important participant in the May 4th New Culture Movement and the founder of modern literature in China. Mao Zedong once commented: "Lu Xun's direction is the direction of the new culture of the Chinese nation."

Lu Xun has made great contributions in many fields, such as literary creation, literary criticism, ideological research, literary history research, translation, introduction of art theory, introduction of basic science and research on ancient books collation. He had a great influence on the development of China's social ideology and culture after the May 4th Movement, and enjoyed a high reputation in the world literary world, especially in the fields of Korean and Japanese ideology and culture. He is known as "the writer who occupied the largest territory on the East Asian cultural map in the 20th century".