Lidongmu: The Books That Made Lu Xun (Part 1)

In his 20s, when intellectual reading was focused, what book did he read? What reading made him a brilliant thinker by building and expanding his ideas? The Russin we know so far is mostly after becoming the 'Sun-Wiggle' of the paragraph. The books that created the Zün-sin are the young man, L’Ossien, who is the author of the book and is the former loser. Limomo, a Chinese scholar at the Japanese Buddhist university, focuses on Russin's ‘read history ’ and presents very specific material and convincingly shows the roots of the intellectual world that he accumulated and expanded. Early in the modern era, Western ideas imported through the Mayji Japan have had a profound impact on culture as well as on the East Asian population, thinkers. In Japan, a young man who had been in the madness of nationalism for over seven years, Lusz, or low-ranking, wrote letters from the Margens, and quotes, even quotes, from Japanese literary thinkers, and even writing important texts, with letters written in Tokyo’s German - German - and new imported Western books from the second floor of the Marzhen book. Then came the creation of the Cantonic Diary. In short, the birth of Lusche and the end of May Japan are out of control. The book, born of Luszin, draws a key to the development of Young Young Guy's reading history from Japan to his border, beyond the boundaries of the age, to the birth of Louszhen. But the volume of the originals was so much distributed as a subpoena, and it was first published as a part of the 'Maji Japan and Evolutionary Individual Gwangin'.

Korean title: 루쉰을 만든 책들(상)

Korean author: 리둥무

Korean publisher: 그린비

ISBN-13: 9788976828552