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Morning Flowers and Evening Flowers was a collection of a large number of prose works written by Lu Xun from 1926 to 1936. This work uses the author's unique perspective and profound insight into issues such as history, society, and human nature to show the various problems and contradictions in Chinese society, as well as the struggles and confusion in people's hearts. The theme of " Picking Up Morning Flowers in the Evening " covered a wide range of aspects, including culture, history, philosophy, human nature, social reality, and so on. In his works, based on his own personal experience and observation, Lu Xun deeply explored the decline of Chinese traditional culture, the weakness of human nature, the dark side of society and people's psychological predicament through the description of historical events and characters. Picking Up Morning Flowers in the Evening was regarded as one of the representative works of Lu Xun's prose, and was regarded as a classic in the history of modern Chinese prose. It had a profound influence on Chinese literature and culture.

"Morning Flowers, Evening Collection" was a modern Chinese story about his life experiences and observations in various parts of China, as well as his thoughts on Chinese society, culture, and politics. The novel, Morning Flowers, was divided into four volumes, which included Lu Xun's prose and novels from 1912 to 1928. Among them, the most famous works included A Madman's Diary, The True Story of Ah Q, and New Stories. The novel was based on Lu Xun's personal experience and observation, and through the criticism of Chinese society and culture, it revealed the darkness of society and the suffering of the people. At the same time, Lu Xun also expressed his thoughts and pursuit of human nature, freedom, and democratic values in the novel. Picking Up Morning Flowers in the Evening was regarded as one of the representative works of Lu Xun's literature and one of the classics of modern Chinese literature. It was of great value to the study of modern Chinese literature and culture.

Morning Flowers and Evening Collection included 10 essays, namely Fan Ainong, Twenty-four Filial Piety, Mr. Fujino, Ah Chang and the Classic of Mountains and Seas, From the Hundred Herb Garden to the Sanwei Bookstore, Five Rampants Meeting, Dogs, Cats, Rats, Trivial Records, Impermanence, and Father's Illness.

The electronic version of "Morning Flowers Picked Up in the Evening" could be read online.

The main content of the postscript of Morning Flowers Picked Up in the Evening was about filial piety. According to Lu Xun's description in his postscript, he strongly criticized the typical "filial piety" that had been established in China's feudal society for thousands of years and was eroded and poisoned by feudal ethics and ethics. He pointed out that in ancient times, dutiful sons would usually only choose to cry and worship when faced with difficulties such as thieves, tigers, fire, and wind. Mr. Lu Xun believed that the concept of filial piety in China needed to be reformed. It should not be limited to formal expressions, but should focus on the true feelings of the heart and the actual performance of behavior. He didn't completely deny China's " first of a hundred lines ", but he hoped to abandon the hypocrisy and pretentiousness in it and truly reflect the essence of filial piety.

Morning Flowers Picked Up in the Evening was a collection of recollective prose by Lu Xun, which recorded his life experiences and thoughts from childhood to youth. The book contained ten essays. The first five were written in Beijing, and the last five were written in Amoy. It described the author's growth in a real and touching way, revealing the ugly phenomenon of old Chinese society, and at the same time showing the ambitious young intellectual's journey of finding light in difficulties. Morning Flowers Picked Up in the Evening was Lu Xun's only collection of prose and was regarded as a classic of modern Chinese prose. Many websites provided online reading of the book, which could be read by scanning the code or downloading the corresponding reading application.

Morning Flowers and Evening Flowers was a collection of a large number of prose works written by Lu Xun between 1926 and 1936. The work reflected Lu Xun's thoughts and observations on Chinese society, people's lives, cultural traditions, and human nature with its unique style and profound content. It was regarded as a classic work of modern Chinese prose.

"Morning Flowers, Evening Collection" was a collection of Lu Xun's prose works during the Republic of China, including literature, society, history, philosophy and other aspects. It was hailed as a classic work of modern Chinese prose.

"Morning Flowers and Evening Collection" was a collection of many classic prose works created by Lu Xun during the Republic of China, such as "Madman's Diary,""The True Story of Ah Q,""New Stories," and so on. It was hailed as a classic work of modern Chinese literature. Lu Xun's prose works are famous for their unique style and profound thoughts, especially in describing human nature, social reality and historical changes. They have high artistic value and historical value. Picking Up Morning Flowers in the Evening is not only a literary classic, but also an important witness of modern Chinese literature and culture. It has important reference value for us to understand and feel the history and culture of that time.

'Morning Flowers and Evening Picking' was a collection of various prose works written by Lu Xun from the 1920s to the 1950s in modern China. This work presented Lu Xun's life experiences, thoughts and feelings, and his criticism of social reality in the form of memories. Lu Xun talked about his childhood life and family background, as well as his thoughts and comments on traditional culture and social issues. He also described what he had seen and felt during the Republic of China, as well as his thoughts and criticisms of modern culture and society. Picking Up Morning Flowers in the Evening was regarded as one of the representative works of Lu Xun's prose with high literary and historical value. It has an important reference value for us to understand modern Chinese literature and history and culture.