When was the first publication of Morning Flowers and Evening Picks?

Flowers in the morning and flowers in the evening were first published in Mangyuan, a bimonthly magazine.

Flowers in the morning and flowers in the evening began to be serialized on February 25th 1926, and ended on May 25th 1927, consisting of ten articles, the first five of which were written in Beijing and the last five in Xiamen. This work is mainly based on notes, with comments, depicting the social features from the Qing Dynasty to the end of 19 1 1, and reflecting the life of the author Lu Xun as a teenager.

The original name of Morning Flowers Picking Up in the Evening was "Coming Back to Life", and later it was changed from Lu Xun to Morning Flowers Picking Up in the Evening. These articles are memoirs copied from memory, with notes as the main content and comments as the clips, which reflect Lu Xun's youth life, expose and criticize all kinds of ugly and unreasonable phenomena in semi-feudal and semi-colonial society, reflect the difficult course of aspiring young intellectuals looking for a bright future in the darkness of old China, and express the author's nostalgia for relatives, friends and teachers in the past.

The origin of prose:

1, ancient documentary: Prose can be traced back to ancient documentary, such as Shangshu and Chunqiu. These documents recorded the historical events and social features at that time, described and recorded in concise and clear language, which can be said to be the embryonic form of prose. With the passage of time, this documentary has gradually evolved and become an essay in the modern sense.

2. Hundreds of academic works: In ancient times, hundreds of academic works were also one of the important sources of prose. These works pay attention to elaboration and expression of ideas and views, and their unique language style has had a far-reaching impact on the development of later prose.

3. Ancient poetry and ci fu: Ancient poetry and ci fu are also one of the important sources of prose. In the process of creating poems and songs, people gradually discover the beauty of rhythm and rhythm of language, and this pursuit of beauty gradually affects the creation of prose, making prose pay more attention to artistry and aesthetic value in language expression.