Who was the character mentioned in Lu Xun's novel "Hometown" and his prose collection "Morning Flowers Picking Up at Evening"?

Lu Xun's 'Hometown' was not a prose but a typical novel. Prose is a literary genre that usually describes the author's personal experiences, emotions, and thoughts. Fictions, on the other hand, reveal social life and the essence of human nature through the creation of characters, the progression of plots, and the description of scenes. In contrast,"Hometown" was regarded as a classic work of modern Chinese literature, which deeply reflected the darkness of society and the sufferings of the people through the description of the hometown and the protagonist in the form of short stories.

Lu Xun's hometown was Qufu City, Shandong Province, China. He spent his childhood and youth there and expressed his longing for his hometown in many of his works.

Lu Xun's Hometown was called a novel because it was a narrative novel narrated from the first person perspective. In the novel, Lu Xun used himself as the protagonist to describe his experience after returning to his hometown, telling a story about family, friendship and human nature. Compared with the traditional prose, the novel pays more attention to the plot and the description of the characters, which is more narrative and dramatic. In addition, novels often adopted more flexible narrative methods such as first-person, third-person, and other different perspectives to better express the author's thoughts and emotions. Therefore," Hometown " was called a novel because its narrative form and content were more in line with the characteristics of novels.

"Hometown" and "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore" were both selected from Lu Xun's novel collection "Scream".

Lu Xun's collection of novels was called "Scream,""Hesitation,""New Stories," and other prose collections were called "Morning Flowers Picked Up in the Evening." These works were all representative works of Lu Xun, known as the classics of modern Chinese literature, and had an important impact on the development of modern Chinese literature and thought.

There are many characters in Lu Xun's prose collection, but none of them is Lu Xun himself. Lu Xun's prose works reflected his deep thoughts and criticism of Chinese society and culture. In his essays, he created many fictional characters, which were usually the embodiment of his thoughts and reflections on Chinese social and cultural issues. For example, he created the image of a crazy and rebellious socialist in A Madman's Diary, the image of a national elite who felt inferior and painful in The True Story of Ah Q, and the image of a humorous and down-and-out intellectual in Kong Yiji. These fictional characters were the embodiment of Lu Xun's thoughts and literary style, as well as his deep thinking and reflection on Chinese social and cultural issues.

Morning Flowers and Evening Flowers was a collection of Lu Xun's recollective prose. It collected his memories in life, work and study, reflecting his thoughts and feelings about life, society and culture. These essays displayed Lu Xun's thoughts on the past, present and future in a real, delicate and touching way, which had high literary value and significance.

Lu Xun's collection of essays was called "Hometown", which included many novels and essays. They mainly described Lu Xun's experiences in his hometown and his observations and thoughts on the local people. This collection of essays is considered one of Lu Xun's representative works and has had a profound impact on modern Chinese literature.

The three elements of Lu Xun's Prose of Hometown are as follows: 1. Emotional elements: The desolate scene of his hometown, the departure of his loved ones, and the deterioration of the environment all express Lu Xun's deep feelings for his hometown. 2. Narration Elements: The prose narrates Lu Xun's experience in his hometown in the first person. Through delicate descriptions and real feelings, it shows Lu Xun's deep affection for his hometown. 3. Thought elements: Lu Xun's prose expressed his deep criticism of the old Chinese society and his pursuit of modern culture, reflecting his thoughts on human nature and social reality.

Not Picking Up Morning Flowers at Evening was a collection of Lu Xun's essays, including Self-mockery and Biography of Guan Moye.