Lu Xun is a treasure of modern literature in China. His reading experience is not only a witness of his personal growth, but also his understanding of reading. In Lu Xun's works, we can not only appreciate his reading methods, but also feel his love and respect for reading.

In Lu Xun's view, reading is a way of life and a way of self-improvement. He once said: "Reading can make people get a kind of spiritual pleasure and satisfaction, and it can also make people smarter and more rational." This high evaluation of reading shows us his love and respect for reading.

Lu Xun's reading method also provides us with a lot of enlightenment. He advocates "extensive reading" and "intensive reading" and thinks that these two reading methods can complement each other. Extensive reading can make us read widely and broaden our horizons; Intensive reading allows us to explore deeply and understand the essence of the book. This reading method can not only help us better understand the contents of the book, but also cultivate our reading habits and reading ability.

Lu Xun's reading essays also contain his understanding and perception of reading. He believes that reading is a personalized behavior, and everyone's understanding and perception of books are different. Therefore, he advocates that readers should have their own independent thinking and judgment ability, and don't blindly follow other people's views and opinions. This understanding of reading can not only help us better understand the contents of the book, but also cultivate our independent thinking ability and judgment.

Lu Xun's reading anecdote is not only a witness to his personal growth, but also his understanding and knowledge of reading. His reading method inspires us to have correct reading habits and reading ability, and his understanding and understanding of reading inspires us to have independent thinking ability and judgment ability. These experiences and wisdom have not only played a positive role in promoting the growth of Lu Xun, but also have profound enlightenment and guiding significance for each of us.

Essays

After Lu Xun's death, Cai Yuanpei and Xu Guangping edited and published his unpublished essays into the first edition of The Complete Works of Lu Xun. However, due to the rush of time, it is inevitable to leave pearls. 1948 and 1952, Tang Tao edited and published Supplement to the Complete Works of Lu Xun and Supplement to the Complete Works of Lu Xun.

These articles were later compiled into various versions of The Complete Works of Lu Xun, which contained many titles. The following are all based on the names in The Complete Works of Lu Xun published by People's Literature Publishing House in 2005.