Nader: Selected stories of Lou Shihun, Chinese literature, 1974 printed in the People's Republic of China, attached is the review letter and the publisher's divider.

Selected stories of Lu Xun from the publishing house in foreign languages Beijing, a rare book aged 49 years, published in 1974, the book also contains the evaluation message and the divider gifted from the publishing house .. for those who do not know Lu Xun: Lu Xun (1946--1881) a major leader of the modern Chinese cultural revolution and a great thinker and a great political commentator, and the founder of modern Chinese literature. His famous story ((Diary of a Madman)) published in ((New Youth)) magazine in May 1918, was a declaration of his struggle against the feudal system, and is considered one of the first stories in the history of modern Chinese literature. Afterwards, he published successively ((The True Story of Ah Q)) and ((The New Year’s Sacrifice)) and other short stories in which he deeply analyzed real life and strongly condemned the unjust society. Later, these stories were collected into three collections ((Call to Arms)) and ((Tattered)) and ((A New Novel of Old Stories)), and became a valuable literary heritage for the Chinese people. Lu Xun was a revolutionary democrat early in his life, then gradually became a communist. His literary works in the early phase of his activities focused on stories and short stories. This book contains 18 stories, including an introduction written by him for his collection ((Call to Arms)). These stories clearly reflect his creative path at that time – complete critical realism – and are closely linked with his firmly anti-imperialist and anti-feudal ideas, which he believed in and held onto early in his life. In the introduction to ((Call to Arms)), the motives that drove him to choose literature as an effective weapon for struggle appear. Perhaps this helps the reader understand the underlying meaning of Lu Xun’s stories. Quoted from China Network.