What is Lu Xun's famous saying in "The Little Image of the Word"?

" If I govern by doing nothing, I will be impregnable; if I do something, I will be as solid as a rock." This was what Lu Xun said. This sentence expressed his pursuit of freedom and independence, as well as his loyalty to the country and the people. He firmly believed that true prosperity and stability could only be achieved in the soil of freedom and independence.

Lu Xun's famous saying is: " I govern by doing nothing, I govern by doing nothing, I govern by doing nothing."

The following are some famous sayings from Lu Xun's famous works: 1 " Every time I watch a sports meet, I always think that the winners are respectable, but the losers are also full of achilles and heroism." "Preface to Canopy Collection" 2 " If a person's activities don't have new ideas, then no matter how hard they try, they will only fall into boring repetition." Canopy Collection Diary "I often think this way when I watch sports games: the winners are respectable, but the losers are also full of achilles and heroism." "Preface to Canopy Collection" "I often think this way when I watch sports games: the winners are respectable, but the losers are also full of achilles and heroism." "Preface to Canopy Collection" 5 " Whenever a person hides there and cries, everyone will see another person smiling as if nothing had happened." The True Story of Ah Q

" Every time I think about it, I feel like my heart is suffering. The reason why people suffer is often because they are not satisfied. If they are satisfied with everything, then there will be no pain."

Those who read without doubt must be taught to doubt, but those who doubt must come to this point without doubt. Lu Xun

Those who read without doubt must be taught to doubt, but those who doubt must come to this point without doubt. Lu Xun

In Lu Xun's "Inscription of a Little Statue", there was a famous line: "May the rest of my energy be dedicated to the country's education." This sentence reflected Lu Xun's firm support and love for education. He believed that he should devote all his time and energy to this great cause and make his own contribution to the progress and development of the country and the people.

The meaning of the four lines in Lu Xun's "Self-Inscription of a Small Image" was: I'm like a pine tree Standing on the top of the mountain all year round wind and sun It still stood tall. This poem depicted Lu Xun's image of standing on the top of the mountain for a long time like a pine tree, unaffected by the external environment and growing steadily. The pine tree in the poem symbolized Lu Xun's firm belief and indomitable spirit. Even in difficult and dangerous environments, he could stand tall like a pine tree.

Lu Xun's Madman's Diary is a novel of about 10,000 words, a classic in the history of modern Chinese literature. The novel narrates the story of the protagonist Fang Hongjian, who gradually falls into madness due to various mental shocks and physical torture during his study abroad. At the beginning of the novel, Fang Hongjian's sense of loneliness and confusion in a foreign country arose spontaneously. He tried to adapt to the new environment, but soon found that he could not get rid of the fanaticism and distortion in the depths of his heart. He began to record his psychological changes and thoughts in his diary, gradually revealing the madness and distortion in his heart. Through Fang Hongjian's experience, the novel reflected the various ills of Chinese society and the distortion of human nature at that time. In the novel, Fang Hongjian was portrayed as a man struggling in madness and distortion. He tried to find his own way out, but he could never get rid of the pain and torture in his heart. The ending of the novel, where Fang Hongjian finally chose to end his life, reflected the despair and helplessness in the depths of his heart. The language of A Madman's Diary was concise, bright, and the plot was compact. It had a strong sense of thought and appeal. It had a profound influence on the development of modern Chinese literature and thought, and was regarded as a classic in the history of modern Chinese literature.

The following is a famous quote from Lu Xun: Every time I see a person, I assume he's in hell. It's not until I see his soul that I know he's in heaven. - Lu Xun