Comparing the similarities and differences between Lu Xun and Mao Dun in novel creation

Lu Xun (September 25, 1881-October 19, 1936), formerly known as Zhou Shuren, was an outstanding and ideologist in the history of modern Chinese literature. His works deeply reflected the dark side of society and the pain of the people at that time. He was hailed as the founder of modern Chinese literature. Mao Dun (December 12, 1896-April 24, 1971) was an outstanding character in the history of modern Chinese literature. His representative works include On contradiction, On Practice, On Society and so on. These works had a profound influence on the development of modern Chinese literature and thought. Mao Dun was also one of the pioneers of China's modern democratic revolution. He actively participated in the May 4th Movement and the New Culture Movement and made outstanding contributions to the Chinese democratic revolution. Qi Baishi (January 12, 1864-September 26, 1946), formerly known as Qi Liangzuo, was a famous Chinese painter and artist. His works had a unique style and bright colors, which were deeply loved and respected by people. He had widely exhibited his paintings in China and Europe and was hailed as the "giant in the history of Chinese painting." Qi Baishi had created a large number of works of art in his life, including paintings, calligraphy, seal carving, and so on. He was known as the representative figure of the "White Stone School of Painting".

Lu Xun and Mao Dun were both important figures in modern Chinese literature, but their life experiences were very different. Lu Xun was a famous modern, ideologist, and cultural critic in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He was born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, and came from a scholarly family. He studied in Japan in his early years and later returned to China to engage in literary creation. His works reflected the darkness of the society at that time, deeply exposed and criticized feudalism, imperialism and colonization, and was hailed as the "founder of modern Chinese literature". Mao Dun was a famous writer, translator, and social practitioner in China in the 20th century. He was born in a scholarly family in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province. In his early years, he studied in a private school in Shanghai and later entered Hangzhou No.1 Middle School. During his time in school, he began to come into contact with Western culture and began to write literature. His literary works were full of romantic and realistic elements, showing the dark side of society at that time, such as Midnight, Spring Silkworm and other works. Although Lu Xun and Mao Dun were both important figures in modern Chinese literature, their life experiences and writing styles were very different. Lu Xun's works reflected the dark side of society at that time and were strongly critical. Mao Dun's works were full of romantic and realistic elements, paying more attention to the exploration of human nature and social reality.

Mao Dun's creation theory mainly included the following aspects: 1. Realistic literary style: Mao Dun advocated that literary works should truly reflect social reality, portray characters, reveal the dark side of society, and emphasize the social value of literature. 2. The thought of literary revolution: Mao Dun believed that Chinese literature was undergoing a revolution and needed to break through the shackles of the old literary model and traditional ideas to create a new literary style and form. 3. In-depth description of the characters: Mao Dun believes that a successful literary work needs to portray a deep character image so that the readers can feel the authenticity and complexity of the character image. 4. The twists and turns of the plot: Mao Dun advocated that the plot of a literary work should be full of twists and turns, full of suspense and conflict, so that readers have a strong interest and desire to read. 5. The accuracy and liveliness of language: Mao Dun believed that the language of literary works should be accurate, vivid, and vivid, able to convey the author's feelings and thoughts to resonate with the readers. Mao Dun's creation theory had a profound impact on the development of Chinese literature and also provided important theoretical guidance for later literary creation.

Lu Xun was a master of modern Chinese literature. He was hailed as "the greatest China in the past hundred years". His literary achievements had a profound impact on Chinese and even the world's literature. Lu Xun's works profoundly revealed the dark side of Chinese society and the sufferings of the people, reflected the major events and changes in modern Chinese history, and showed the ugliness and beauty of human nature. He was hailed as the founder of modern Chinese literature. Guo Moruo and Mao Dun were also masters of modern Chinese literature. Both of them were known as "literary geniuses". Guo Moruo's poems were full of romanticism and bold and unconstrained style. Her representative works included Goddess and Ballad of Lushan Mountain. Mao Dun's works were full of realism and symbolism, such as Midnight and Spring Silkworm. Both of them had made important contributions to the development of modern Chinese literature.

The Mao Dun Literature Prize was established by China to honor outstanding Chinese novels. Since its establishment in 1982, the award has been given out more than 40 times, including Lu Xun. Lu Xun had won the Mao Dun Literature Prize twice in 1936 and 1982.

Chekhov and Lu Xun were both great masters of Russian literature, and they both had outstanding achievements in literature. Although they were both important representatives of Russian literature, there were still some similarities and differences in their writing style and literary content. similarities and differences: Writing style: Chekhov and Lu Xun are both important representatives of Russian literature. Their writing styles have their own unique characteristics. Chekhov's short stories focused on portraying the character and psychological language of the characters. The plot was concise and clear. Lu Xun, on the other hand, focused mainly on his prose and novels, focusing on reflecting social reality and human nature. His language was humorous and witty, and his chapters were grand. 2. Literature content: Chekhov's and Lu Xun's literature content had their own unique theme and style. Chekhov's short stories mainly reflected the dark side of social life and the distortion of human nature, and discussed the problems of human nature, character and plot structure. Lu Xun's essays and novels mainly reflected the social reality and human nature of China, and discussed human nature, social problems, historical traditions and other issues. 3. Range of influence: Chekhov and Lu Xun's literary achievements have had a profound impact on world literature. Chekhov's short stories and works such as The Three Sisters had become classics in the history of world literature, which had an important impact on the development of Russian literature and world literature. Lu Xun's prose and novels, such as A Madman's Diary and The True Story of Ah Q, have also become classics of Chinese literature and have had an important impact on the development of Chinese literature and world literature. Although Chekhov and Lu Xun were both masters of Russian literature, there were still some similarities and differences in their writing style and literary content. Their literary achievements have had a profound impact on Russian literature and world literature. They are classics in the history of literature.

I don't think it'll necessarily satisfy your needs, but I'll try my best to recommend a novel that's most relevant to your description. The book,"I'm Going to Renounce Secularism Part Two," was written by the author, A Golden Millet Dream. It's a novel about urban life. The general plot of this novel is as follows: In order to avoid a constant harmony, everyone started reading from the "Ring" scroll. The story was set in ancient times… ---------------------------- Time Stole My City was a short story written by Momo Jiejie. The general plot of the novel was: Everyone has their own city in their hearts. Whether it's the years that have changed the city or the psychological gap brought about by the huge changes in the city, we are still adapting. The novel revolved around the relationship between Ruwei and Rusha, the demolition of Old Mo's old house, and Suqiu's views on marriage and housing. It showed the contradictions and conflicts between the two generations of urban people due to the huge changes in the city. Time will eventually take away our beautiful memories of this city. Time was also a witness to the great changes in this city. ---------------------------- The book,"My Family Inn, Ancient and Modern," was a modern romance novel written by the author, Wu Qian Luo. The general plot of this novel was as follows: Chen Qiqi's overseas relatives gave her a sum of money when she was in her third year of university. She used the money to build an inn in her old house that had been damaged by lightning in her hometown. After she graduated from university, she was going to return to her hometown to be a small boss in the inn. In the end, she encountered one after another "surprises" that made her feel incredulous and dumbfounded! Chen Qiqi, who had received a "surprise", felt that she couldn't handle it herself, so she had to find someone to help! [This story is purely fictional. If there is any similarity, it is purely a coincidence!] ---------------------------- After the Divorce, My Landlord Is a Diva was a novel written by Zhang Erdan, an urban and entertainment star. The general plot of the novel was as follows: Divorce, leaving the house with nothing, the intermediary running away, and the landlord surrounding him! He had just divorced his celebrity wife, and Luo Gu had already experienced the ups and downs of his life! Coincidentally, his memories of transmigration had recovered, so Luo Gu took advantage of the situation and became a plagiarist! Celebrity Landlord: You can stay if you want, but you have to pretend to be my assistant! The owner of the novel website, Big Boss! Please start your new book quickly! The great master of the literary world,[Little friend, if you don't finish those few lines of poetry, I'll die in front of you!] Music Master: Please, Master! Finish writing the score! Luo Gu looked around and smiled indifferently. "I'm not an all-rounder. I just have many alternate accounts!" ---------------------------- "The Old Sixth in the Siheyuan" was a novel about urban life written by the author, I Steal the Tower. The general plot of the novel was: Starting from the family gossip in the courtyard house…also known as the "Siheyuan's Sixth Brother Reacts"(Ü Ü Ü ps: It may be a little conflicting with reality. If it's serious, it's impossible to watch! ---------------------------- "The Age of the Metropolis" was a novel about urban life written by the author, Xian Qing. The general plot of the novel was as follows: (Hot and cool text) The strong returned and dominated the city. Who could compete with them? ---------------------------- "A Couple of Two Places" was a modern romance novel written by the author, Slow Life Manifest. The general plot of the novel was: Zhang Lan and Wang Peng were an ordinary middle-aged couple. Because their daughter was studying in a different place, they had to live separately. When people reached middle age, the pressure of life became greater. What interesting stories would happen in their lives in different places? Tears in laughter, sweetness in sadness, that was the original way of life. ---------------------------- "Siheyuan: Starting with Lou Xiao'e" was a novel about urban life written by the author, Gong, who was 1.8 meters long. The general plot of this novel was: Qin Huairu is good-looking, old man, old man, ugly, old man, old man ---------------------------- "An Enemy Lying Next Door" was a modern romance novel written by the author, Bai Zhai. The general plot of this novel was: [1v1, Shuang Jie, He] ---------------------------- "I'm Not a Savage" was a historical novel written by the author, Jie Yu 2. The general plot of this novel was: This time, I didn't care about my results. I only cared about my heart. This time, I just wanted to write a good book. This time, I wanted to write about hope. I wanted to write about the deepest dream in my heart. I really wanted to seriously transmigrate once and truly live in my dream once. "I was originally ordinary and mediocre, but my dreams were not mediocre at all. Every day before I fell asleep, I would enter the space of my dreams. I would live in that space bit by bit, walking inch by inch. Starting from being naked, I would create a dream space that belonged to me and everyone else. It's just that this space is more realistic and more manipulable than any of the spaces in my novels. This wasn't originally the introduction to the book. The introduction that he had prepared was much more awesome than this. It was just that he didn't know which drunkard was singing "Wrangler City" outside the study room. He didn't know how many wives he had run away from and how heart-wrenching his singing was. I don't know why, but it actually made me, a heartless fatty who was nearly fifty years old, cry. People, the older they get, the more useless they become. Then, the introduction became like this. You can make do with it. If the book is not good, just scold me in the book review section. I'm still in the same habit. I'm all ears. Also, if you like hot-blooded teenagers, please go and read "Brick of Tang","Wisdom of the Great Song","Silver Fox","Han Xiang", and "Tomorrow Afternoon". The books with the least number of readers are all at least 25,000. The quality is still guaranteed. This time, please allow me to transmigrate slowly, blissfully transmigrate, and transmigrate with style. Your old friend Jie and 2.

Both the Lu Xun Literature Prize and the Mao Dun Literature Prize were the highest awards in the field of Chinese literature. Each had its own advantages and limitations. The specific choice should depend on personal preferences and the style of the work. The Lu Xun Literature Prize was one of the highest awards jointly established by the Chinese literary world. It was aimed at commending those who had outstanding achievements in the field of literature. The selection range included novels, poems, essays, plays, and other literary genres. The Lu Xun Literature Prize's selection criteria were strict and the selection process was fair. Therefore, it might be a good choice for some literary schools and styles. The Mao Dun Literature Prize was one of the highest awards established by the China Federation of Literature and Art Circles. It was aimed at commending those who had outstanding achievements in the field of literature. The selection range included novels, poems, essays, plays, and other literary genres. The selection criteria for the Mao Dun Literature Prize were relatively strict and the selection process was relatively fair. Therefore, it might be a good choice for some literary schools and styles. Both the Lu Xun Literature Prize and the Mao Dun Literature Prize were the highest awards in the field of Chinese literature. Each had its own advantages and limitations. The specific choice should depend on personal preferences and the style of the work.

There were many similarities and differences between Jinyiwei and Embroidered Spring Blade. Similar points: 1 was directed by a director and producer with a strong cast. Both narrated a story in the ancient Chinese court, covering politics, military, love and many other elements. All three of them used high-definition special effects technology to let the audience see high-quality visual effects. The movie used music, dance, and other elements to add more emotions and atmosphere to the movie. The difference: 1 Jinyiwei was an action movie while Xiuchun Dao was a war movie. The story of the Jinyiwei took place in the Ming Dynasty, while the story of the Embroidered Spring Knife took place in the Southern Song Dynasty. There were many exciting battle scenes in the Jinyiwei, but Xiuchun Dao paid more attention to war strategies and tactics. 4. The love line in Jinyiwei is relatively short, but the love line in Xiuchun Dao is deeper and more touching.