Zhou Haiying was born in September 1929. When she was about to be born, Xu Guangping once showed signs of dystocia. When the doctor asked Lu Xun whether to raise people or children, Lu Xun said without thinking, "Raise people." As a result, mother and child are safe.
Perhaps Lu Xun thought that children were unexpected gains, and for the sake of their strength, he devoted unusual love to his new life. The name "Yinghai" was taken by Lu Xun, which means a baby born in Shanghai. His education of Yinghai was completely carried out in accordance with the idea of "How should we be fathers now" written by him in 19 19. He tried to create opportunities for free growth for Yinghai, hoping that Yinghai would become a person who dared to speak, laugh, scold and fight.
Zhou Haiying was only seven years old when Lu Xun died seriously ill. Rough experience and special family background make him very cautious in dealing with people. He recalled that when studying in the physics department of Peking University, students could play bridge and dance ballroom dancing. Out of curiosity, he occasionally went to watch, and someone pointed to his back and said, "Lu Xun's son didn't study hard, but only played cards and danced."
Zhou Haiying admits that he doesn't care much about fame and fortune, but just wants to be a real ordinary person. When he was a child, his parents taught him not to pretend to be a celebrity's child. Zhou Haiying's wife, Ma Xinyun, recalled that her family moved to No.62 Xiafeifang on 1945 and lived next to No.64 Zhou Haiying. The children in the alley often played together. Everyone doesn't care that Zhou Haiying is the son of Lu Xun, and Zhou Haiying never puts on airs. Children are equal to each other and have harmonious feelings.
Resume Zhou Haiying was born in1September, 1929, studied in the Physics Department of Peking University from 1952 to 1960, and worked in the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television from 1960. He is currently a member of the Tenth China People's Political Consultative Conference; He is also the chairman of Shanghai Luxun Cultural Development Center, honorary curator of Shaoxing Luxun Memorial Hall and Xiamen Luxun Memorial Hall, consultant of Beijing Luxun Memorial Hall and Shanghai Luxun Memorial Hall, honorary principal of Beijing Luxun Middle School and Shaoxing Luxun Middle School, consultant of China Luxun Research Office and China Radio Sports Association (CRSA). He has served as a deputy to the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th National People's Congress and a member of the 8th and 9th China People's Political Consultative Conference.