Wu Canghui described the author's eagerness and excitement about what he expected to watch when he was a child, and revealed the essence of feudal education to children.

Wu Canghui describes the author's eagerness and excitement when he was a child, and exposes the suppression of feudal education on children's nature, which is selected from Lu Xun's Flowers in the Morning. The explanation is as follows:

1. Interpretation of China's traditional culture: Five evil spirits are the gods in Taoist belief, responsible for exorcising evil spirits and keeping peace. These five diseases are: epidemic febrile diseases, Wu diseases, financial diseases, epidemic febrile diseases and diseases. In some places, people will hold sacrificial ceremonies to seek the protection of five evil spirits, hoping to drive away evil forces and maintain social harmony.

2. Interpretation of folk beliefs and customs: In some places, especially in rural areas in southern China, people may use five nightclubs to refer to traditional folk beliefs or temple fairs. These temple fairs usually include worship ceremonies, performances, parades, dragon boat races, eating special foods and other activities, aiming at praying for good luck, good harvest and peace.

3. Contemporary or domain-specific interpretation: The term "Wuzanghui" may also have a special meaning in a specific domain or context. For example, it may refer to a social group, organization, assembly or gathering, and the name contains the word "five cabins", but the specific meaning needs to be understood according to the context.

Information about morning flowers and evening episodes

1. Author background: Lu Xun (188 1- 1936) is one of the most important writers in the history of modern literature in China. He is famous for his outstanding contributions in the fields of prose, novels and literary criticism. His literary works often criticize social injustice and human weakness, and reveal the social problems in China at that time with profound insight.

2. Summary: "Morning Flowers and Evening Picks" is a collection of works containing many essays and essays. The article covers various topics, including childhood memories, family life, social observation, literary criticism and so on. These articles outline all aspects of modern society in China with Lu Xun's keen observation and affectionate brushwork.

3. Literary value: This collection of works is considered as one of the pinnacles of China's modern prose. Lu Xun's writing is fluent and full of strength, and he can express his profound thoughts and feelings in concise language. He showed his literary skills and his concern for human nature and social problems through Flowers in the Morning.