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How to understand Lu Xun's poem Ou Cheng
"I am successful" is a quatrain poem presented to Shen Songquan by Mr. Lu Xun on March 3 1932. The original poem is as follows; I am looking forward to the article as the earth wishes. I hate Fang Lindsay, but Chunlan Qiuju is different. There is not much difference in the interpretation of the whole poem by traditional annotators, but only on the "spring orchid, autumn chrysanthemum and wood at the same time" Some say that the Kuomintang reactionaries destroyed the progressive culture and depressed the literary world; Some say that Chunlan Qiuju refers to the progressive cultural circles in Japan and China, which are full of scars and the Great Depression, while others say that Chunlan refers to Japan when Lu Xun was studying abroad, and Qiuju refers to Japan when he wrote poetry, which is quite different from the past and the present, and so on. The theme of the whole poem is generally as summarized by Comrade Zhou in the revised edition of Lu Xun's Poems: "Expressing the feelings of' I miss my hometown although I went to this dangerous country, but I still can't go the same way', which is exactly the same as Qu Yuan's Li Sao: the thoughts and feelings of loving the motherland are consistent.

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