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'''Essay Collection''' by Lu Xun (鲁迅)<br />
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'''Period''': 1927-1929<br />
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== Section 1 ==<br />
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[Complete Works of Lu Xun, Volume 4]<br />
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Three Idle Collections<br />
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Preface<br />
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-- 1927 --<br />
Silent China<br />
How to Write (Night Record I)<br />
In the Bell Tower (Night Record II)<br />
Declining Professor Gu Jiegang's Order to Await Trial (with his letter)<br />
Three Pieces with a Bandit's Pen<br />
Two Pieces with a Certain Pen<br />
Account of Hong Kong's Respectful Christmas Celebration<br />
Condolence and Congratulation<br />
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-- 1928 --<br />
Haziness in Drunken Eyes<br />
Viewing the Paintings of Mr. Situ Qiao<br />
Lu Xun's Notice in Shanghai<br />
Literature and Revolution (with Dongfen's letter)<br />
Flat<br />
Road<br />
Head<br />
Correspondence (with Y's letter)<br />
Verses of Peace<br />
Grand Spectacle of Communist Suppression<br />
My Attitude, Temperament, and Age<br />
The Revolutionary Cafe<br />
Anecdotes of the Literary World (with Xu Yun's letter)<br />
The Class Nature of Literature (with Kailiang's letter)<br />
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-- 1929 --<br />
Vanguard of the Revolutionary Army and The Left Behind<br />
Introduction to Modern World Short Stories<br />
Overview of Today's New Literature<br />
Imperial Chinese Medicine<br />
A Page from Our War History Against Russia<br />
Introduction to Ye Yongzhen's A Small Decade<br />
Introduction to Rou Shi's February<br />
Preface to the Translation of Little Peter<br />
The Evolution of Rogues<br />
The Task of the Crescent Moon Society's Critics<br />
Books and Wealth and Beauty<br />
My Relationship with Yusi from Start to Finish<br />
Bibliography of Lu Xun's Translations and Works<br />
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Two Hearts Collection<br />
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Preface<br />
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-- 1930 --<br />
Hard Translation and The Class Nature of Literature<br />
Habit and Reform<br />
Non-Revolutionary Radical Revolutionaries<br />
Mr. Zhang Ziping's Science of the Novel<br />
Opinions on the League of Left-Wing Writers<br />
We Need Critics<br />
Good Government Ideology<br />
The Homeless Tired Lapdog of the Capitalist<br />
Introduction to Evolution and Degeneration<br />
The Secret of Writing Classical Prose and Being a Good Person<br />
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-- 1931 --<br />
On the Edition of Poetic Dialogues of Tripitaka's Pilgrimage<br />
A Brief Biography of Rou Shi<br />
Chinese Proletarian Revolutionary Literature and the Blood of Its Forerunners<br />
The State of the Literary World in Dark China<br />
A Glimpse of Shanghai's Literature and Art<br />
Introduction to the Study Exhibition of the Eighteen Arts Society<br />
Reply to Questions from the Literary News Agency<br />
The Mission and Fate of Nationalist Literature<br />
The Rising of Sediment<br />
Serving the Country with One's Feet<br />
Tailing in the Tang Dynasty<br />
Introduction to Eve's Diary<br />
The New Female Warrior<br />
Propaganda and Play-Acting<br />
Hard to Know, Hard to Act<br />
Some Smooth Translations<br />
Horses, Winds, and Cattle<br />
Another Smooth Translation<br />
The New Don Quixotes of the Republic of China<br />
Preface to the English Translation of Wild Grass<br />
Long Live the Intellectual Worker<br />
On the Astonishment of Friendly Nations<br />
Reply to Questions from the Middle School Students' Magazine<br />
Reply to Questions from the Polaris Magazine<br />
Correspondence on Fiction Subjects (with letters from Y and T)<br />
Correspondence on Translation (with letters from J and K)<br />
Modern Cinema and the Propertied Class (translation, with postscript)<br />
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Pseudo Free Book<br />
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Prefatory Note<br />
Watching the Fight<br />
In Defense of Fleeing<br />
Reverence for the Practical<br />
Advantages and Disadvantages of Electricity<br />
Three Wishes for Saving the Nation Through Aviation<br />
Two Kinds of Incomprehension<br />
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== Section 2 ==<br />
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General Discussion Arising Therefrom: The Most Accessible Literature and Art - Wang Pingling<br />
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== Section 3 ==<br />
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Dismantling the General Discussion: Merely Official Talk - Jiagan<br />
Swearing Oaths<br />
Strategic Relations<br />
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== Section 4 ==<br />
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For Reference: Sharing Remarkable Writings - Zhou Jingchai<br />
In Praise of Shaw<br />
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== Section 5 ==<br />
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The Chief Editor Angered Again: Shaw Is Extraordinary After All - Editorial from the Great Evening News<br />
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== Section 6 ==<br />
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Not Admiring the Chief Editor Either: Commentary on the Preceding Text - Le Wen<br />
Prayer for War<br />
From Satire to Humor<br />
From Humor to Seriousness<br />
The Kingly Way - A Poem<br />
Seeking Justice<br />
The Liberation of Opera<br />
Discounts in Literature<br />
The Head-On Sutra<br />
Where the Light Reaches<br />
Stop-Crying Literature<br />
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== Section 7 ==<br />
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For Reference: Advocating Chili Peppers to Save the Nation - Wang Ci<br />
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== Section 8 ==<br />
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Stubbornly Using Chili to Stop Crying: Don't Bite People Randomly - Wang Ci<br />
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== Section 9 ==<br />
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But in the End It Won't Do: It Gets Stranger and Stranger - Jiagan<br />
Human Speech<br />
The Secret of Selling One's Soul<br />
Men of Letters Without Letters<br />
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== Section 10 ==<br />
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For Reference: Bad Habits - Ruo Gu<br />
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== Section 11 ==<br />
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Snide Remarks?: The Fourth Kind of Person - Zhou Muzhai<br />
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== Section 12 ==<br />
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Enjoying the Cool: Two Mistakes and One Disagreement - Jiagan<br />
The Most Artistic Nation<br />
Modern History<br />
The Tuibei Prophecy<br />
Objection to Killed the Wrong People<br />
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== Section 13 ==<br />
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For Reference: Killed the Wrong People - Cao Juren<br />
The Life Circle of the Chinese<br />
Inside and Outside<br />
To the Bottom<br />
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== Section 14 ==<br />
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Incoming Letter: (Zhu Xiuxia)<br />
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== Section 15 ==<br />
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Reply Letter:<br />
Using Barbarians to Control Barbarians<br />
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== Section 16 ==<br />
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Using Chinese to Control Chinese - Li Jiazuo<br />
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== Section 17 ==<br />
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Wavering: Able to Mend One's Ways - Fu Hongliao<br />
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== Section 18 ==<br />
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Just a Few Words: Commentary - Jiagan<br />
The Limits of Free Speech<br />
The Talents of the Grand View Garden<br />
Articles and Titles<br />
New Medicine<br />
Month of Many Troubles<br />
An Irresponsible Tank<br />
From Sheng Xuanhuai to Justified Oppression<br />
Royal Civilizing Influence<br />
Heaven Above, Earth Below<br />
Reservations<br />
More on Reservations<br />
Rebuttal of In Name but Not in Fact<br />
Not Seeking to Understand Thoroughly<br />
Afterword<br />
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'''Source: Chinese original from the Complete Works of Lu Xun'''<br />
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