The Story of Lu Xun in Sanwei Bookstore

Which part of the life of the young Lu Xun was not satisfied with Sanwei Bookstore? According to the descriptions in novels such as " Scream," Lu Xun spent a rather bitter childhood in Sanwei Bookstore. Although the teachers in the bookstore were very strict, he was not satisfied with his studies. The main reason was: 1. No freedom: Lu Xun could not read books, think or write freely in the library. 2. Boring learning content: Lu Xun thought that the learning content in the library was very boring and lacked lively and interesting content, which was difficult to stimulate learning interest. 3. Poor environment: The environment of Sanwei Bookstore is very simple, lacking modern facilities and equipment, and the living conditions are very difficult. 4 lack of social interaction: In the bookstore, Lu Xun did not communicate much with the people around him. It was difficult to make new friends due to the lack of social activities. Therefore, Lu Xun was not satisfied with the life in Sanwei Bookstore. He longed for freedom, fun, and a rich learning experience. He wanted to make more friends and have more social activities.

The full text of Lu Xun's Sanwei Book House is as follows: I still remember that early morning when I arrived at Sanwei Bookstore. At that time, there was only me and a teacher in the library. The teacher asked me,"Do you like reading?" I nodded and sat down to read. The protagonist of the book was a young man named Lu Xun. He spent many difficult years in the book house. He loved studying but had to drop out of school because of his family's poverty. Later, he came to Beijing and became a citizen. He made a lot of contributions to society. I began to slowly understand the content of the book and also began to understand why Lu Xun wrote this article. In this article, he expressed his love for reading and sympathy for the poor. He called on people to love reading and make their own contributions to society. Through reading this book, I deeply felt the importance of reading. It can not only help us grow, but also let us understand the world and make our own contributions to society. I hope more people will like reading and persevere.

"Morning Flowers Picked Up in the Evening" was a collection of essays by Lu Xun. It collected some of Lu Xun's personal experiences, insights, and thoughts from childhood to adulthood, as well as his criticism and reflection on Chinese traditional culture and modern society.

Lu Xun's " From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore " was an essay that described the author's childhood experiences in his hometown, Baicao Garden, as well as his study and life after he was sent to Sanwei Bookstore. Through the form of memories, the article showed the innocence and carefree childhood, as well as the confusion and desire of youth. At the same time, the article also expressed the value of traditional culture and hope for the future.

From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore, Lu Xun's respected statements included: Mr. One was quite busy this time. 2. Please do not disturb the gentleman. 3. Ah Q's teachings to Ah Q: Naturally, you are not a good person. Mr. Kong Yiji's attitude towards Kong Yiji: You're here again, you're here again. 5. In the madman's diary, the gentleman commented,"This is not an ordinary person. This is a mental illness that all madmen have." The above sentences all expressed Lu Xun's respect and admiration for Mr. Lu.

Lu Xun had some unique interests in Sanwei Bookstore and Baicao Garden. Let me introduce them separately: 1 Sanwei Bookstore: Sanwei Bookstore was Lu Xun's childhood school in Nanluogu Lane, Dongcheng Area, Beijing City. Although this was an ancient library, Lu Xun spent a very unhappy childhood there. The books in the library were all very old. Lu Xun felt that these books did not contain new knowledge and ideas, and could not match his growth and reading level. Even so, the Sanwei Bookstore became a turning point in Lu Xun's life, and he began to have a strong interest in reading and literature. 2 Herb Garden: Baicao Garden was a garden on Xiaoshan Plain in Xiaoshan Strict, Hangzhou City, Lu Xun's hometown. It was located on the south road of Shixin Road, Xiaoshan Strict, Hangzhou City. Lu Xun had once grazed cows, fed chickens, caught fish and played with his childhood friends in this garden. In the Hundred Herb Garden, Lu Xun felt the beauty of nature and childlike interest, and also experienced his own innocence and simplicity. Lu Xun felt the value and importance of knowledge in Sanwei Bookstore and Baicao Garden, and developed his own unique interests and talents through reading and playing. These experiences not only became a precious asset in his life, but also had a profound impact on the development of Chinese literature and culture.

"From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore" was a collection of essays by Lu Xun, named "Madman's Diary","The True Story of Ah Q","Hesitation","New Stories" and so on.

From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore was selected from Lu Xun's Madman's Diary. It was a first-person essay describing the author's childhood experiences. It described the good times he spent in the wild after escaping from school and his family, as well as the restraints and repression he suffered in the bookstore. This article expressed the author's criticism of the old education system and his desire for freedom. It was hailed as one of Lu Xun's representative works.

"From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore" was selected from Lu Xun's "Scream". The Scream was one of Lu Xun's masterpieces. It described his childhood life and his learning experience in his hometown in the first person. Through describing the author's experiences in the Baicao Garden and Sanwei Bookstore, this article reflects the drawbacks of traditional Chinese family education and school education, and probes into the nature of human nature and the direction of social progress.

The description of childhood in literature usually showed the innocent, lively and lovely side of children, but also reflected the dark side of society and people's living conditions at that time. For example, Lu Xun's From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore showed the poverty and backwardness of Chinese society at that time and the living conditions of the children by describing the protagonist's childhood. In the novel, the protagonist's childhood was full of happiness and curiosity. He could play in the Hundred Herb Garden, play hide-and-seek, and play with birds, insects and other natural life. At the same time, the protagonist in the Sanwei Book House experienced strict education and constraints, reflecting the feudal society's shackles and oppression of children. The description of childhood in literary works can not only show the children's living conditions and inner world, but also reflect the dark side of society and people's living conditions at that time. It has important reference value for understanding the history and social background of that time.