After reading "Late Flowers", I feel that "Late Flowers Morning" is Lu Xun's only collection of essays. This anthology vividly records the author's reading and life experiences from childhood to youth. "Dog? Cat? Mouse describes the likes and dislikes of cats and mice in their childhood. Chang and Shan Haijing recalled the simplicity and kindness of nanny's mother. "Twenty-four filial piety pictures" attacked the absurd and ignorant feudal filial piety. " Wu Canghui "reviewed the experience of watching temple fairs as a child." Impermanence "vividly describes the impermanence of life when the country meets the gods." From "Hundred Herbs Garden" to "San Tan Yin Yue", I recalled my innocent and happy childhood and the days when I was studying in San Tan Yin Yue. In describing the long-term treatment of his father's illness, his father's illness expressed deep indignation at the quack's mistake. Miscellaneous Notes describes the author's experience in studying in Nanjing. Mr. Fujino misses Fujino, the teacher who studied in Japan, and describes the process of the author giving up medicine and becoming a writer. Fan Ainong recalled and mourned Fan Ainong, his best friend when he was young. I remember reading the article "Mr. Fujino", and I can't figure out why Mr. Lu Xun always seems to be very friendly to the Japanese. According to a book, Mr. Lu Xun finally got sick and invited a Japanese doctor to see a doctor. I was confused. Isn't he afraid of Japanese doctors murdering him? Of course, these problems were quickly solved by my mother. She said that many Japanese people are as friendly to the people of China as Mr Fujino. Besides, Mr. Lu Xun died in 1936, before the Japanese formally invaded China. But I still feel dissatisfied. After all, Japan has a long history of aggression against China. Didn't Mr. Lu Xun even know about the Sino-Japanese War? In the 1920s and 1930s, the Japanese attempt to invade China was "the heart of Si Mazhao is well known"! Then, why didn't Mr. Lu Xun make any anti-Japanese remarks in his article? On the contrary, it has always shown a friendly and trusting attitude towards the Japanese people. This is really puzzling. But I think Lu Xun's articles are very limited. Social drama has nothing to do with Japan, and Kong Yiji has nothing to do with Japan. I don't know the rest. Only by reading more of Lu Xun's articles in the future can we understand why there are no obvious anti-Japanese remarks in Lu Xun's articles.