11881On September 25th, Lu Xun was born in a south branch named Zhou in Shaoxing, south of the Yangtze River. The Qing government went into decline, and a stormy dynasty began to die out sharply. Zhou's grandfather was an official of the Beijing cabinet at that time, and he was a standard Beijing official. Zhou's ancestral grave was indeed virtuous, and later Lu Xun was fortunate to be a small official of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of China, which was not unrelated. Grandpa is an official in Beijing. The Zhous have forty or fifty acres of paddy fields. Even if Grandpa doesn't remit a penny from Beijing, his daily life is more than enough to drive poverty away from him.

2. Luxun was lucky to be born in such a big family. The Zhou family has an atmosphere of scholarly family. There are two bookcases in Lu Xun's home, from Notes on the Thirteen Classics and Four Histories to Wang Yangming's Complete Works of Literature, History and General Meaning, from Modern Translation of Ancient Chinese Literature and Poems, to the compilation of Jing Ce Tong, and even Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Feng. Moreover, there are not only serious books that are boring and difficult to understand, but also many interesting books that children like very much, from "Flower Mirror" with illustrations to "Dream of Red Mansions" describing boys and girls. Lu Xun's childhood is incomparable even to our children now.

3. Lu Xun in childhood will be lovely and happy. He is very strong, with Zhang Yuanyuan's face and beautiful eyes. In Shaoxing dialect, he looks "decent". In fact, he was always regarded as a beautiful figure by his hometown people before returning from Japan to get married. In today's words, he is a "handsome boy". In his childhood, he was lively and clever, and he was born naughty. Dai, his great-grandmother, is usually unsmiling and always sits solemnly in a hard plush chair at the door, which makes people feel inaccessible. Lu Xun, on the other hand, decided to Doby her and deliberately walked on the ground, pretending to slip and fall to the ground, which caused the boss to exclaim again and again: "Ah, Po, the clothes are dirty ... After a while, he walked past her and pretended to fall, so that she could exclaim like that again.

4. "Three pools printing the moon" was the most rigorous learning in Shaoxing at that time. In fact, Lu Xun didn't want to go there to study, but the biggest gain was that Lu Xun painted a lot of pictures in "Three Tans and the Moon", which can be said to be his most romantic time. I remember that there is a compulsory course called "To Slave", to the effect that the teacher gives a word and asks students to choose the opposite word according to their meaning and level. Lu Xun's achievements in class have been praised many times by the headmaster, Mr. Shou Jason Wu. Once, a classmate surnamed Gao peeked at Mr. Shou's lecture topic, entitled "Unicorn", and quietly asked him, "What do you say I am good at?" Lu Xun said, "You are kind to the four-eyed dog." That classmate answered Mr. Shou with a "four-eyed dog" in class. Mr. Shou is nearsighted and wears glasses. Hearing this, he was furious and severely scolded the classmate. Then he looked at Lu Xun, but covered his face with a book and couldn't help laughing.