Wang Puren: China Needs Lu Xun

A book from the "The Family of the Chinese Studies" series, China is a translation of a major part of the title of King Furun Shang. The prestige and contribution of King Purran in the Chinese Russin Research Institute is remarkable. He received his first post-doc in Chinese human literature, the famous mirror of the Van Bongen Revolution--The Fall, by L'Ostun, a publication of a new one, created a very strong reaction from the course of the Luszin and modern literary studies in China, and was rated as a character of the landmarks of the study of the Chinese people, and an early intellectual value of reformation. Since the beginning of the new China, reformation was opened, and the study of Ching Kung-wan, a Chinese academic, has been recognized as the most authoritative researcher. He talked about the political significance of Lussche's novel, primarily using the theoretical framework of his analysis of the position of Chinese-class politics in China. King Purran, in his slogan "Let's Go Back to Luszhen," made a clear distinction between the actual idea perspective and the social reality of the Chinese democratic political revolution and the political revolution in China, and argued with great persuasion that he was seeing and expressing his life in a way that was not in the view of the China Political Revolution.

Korean title: 중국은 루쉰이 필요하다

Korean author: 왕푸런

Korean publisher: 소명출판

ISBN-13: 9791159052354