#Lu Xun

[moldy-mold]

my ancient chinese blorbos

[monotonousmonotone]

old one

[shihlun]

Kiyoshi Kurosawa

- Eyes of the Spider

1998

[zhoudadudugongjin]

@popfishjr @andwhatnot1 @happyendhouse

New ship... hear me out...

[have-you-read-this-short-fiction]

*Originally published in Chinese with the title "Kuángrén Rìjì"; sometimes translated as "A Madman's Diary"

[chupenguin]

Why this 🧛⚔️look so mad 😭😭😭

but its Banri and Raizan because I think this vampire hunter duo would be so funan and I can't draw

[j-august]

"The Marquis of Wu has sent me to inquire after your honorable complaint," said Lu Xun. "How distressed I am that the state of my wretched carcass has caused the Marquis the inconvenience of inquiring," replied Lu Meng.

Luo Guanzhong, Romance of the Three Kingdoms (trans. C.H. Brewitt-Taylor)

[koyarisk]

Baby LX❤️

[simayeeet]

pov: you're trapped in a pit and lu xun throws a firebomb at you

[haveyoureadthisbook-poll]

[sivavakkiyar]

For revolution we need revolutionaries, but revolutionary literature can wait, for only when revolutionaries start writing can there be revolutionary literature. So to my mind it is revolution which plays a big part in literature. The literature of a revolutionary period is different from that of ordinary times for, in a revolution, literature changes too. But only great revolutions can effect this change, not small ones which do not count as revolutions.

Everyone here is used to hearing about "revolution", but if you use this word in Kiangsu or Chekiang you will terrify people and endanger yourself. Actually revolution is nothing strange, and we owe all social reforms to it. Mankind could only progress, evolve from protozoa to men, from barbarism to civilization, because of ceaseless revolutions. Biologists tell us: "Men are not very different from monkeys. Apes and men are cousins." How is it then that men have become men while monkeys remain monkeys? It is because monkeys will not change their ways — they like to walk on all fours. Quite likely some monkey once stood up and tried to walk on two legs, but many others protested, "Our ancestors have always crawled. You're not to stand up!" Then they bit him to death. They refused not only to stand but also to talk, being conservative. Men, however, are different. They eventually stood up and talked, and so they won out. But the process is still going on. So revolution is nothing strange, and all races not yet moribund are trying to revolt every day, though most of their revolutions are merely small ones.

[monotonousmonotone]

[shihlun]

Kiyoshi Kurosawa

- Eyes of the Spider

1998

[zhoudadudugongjin]

MENGMENG NO

[popfishjr]

Had a good long conversation with my mom about Sun Qian and the way hes so comforting just standing there and existing

And also about how Sun Quan was an ass for coming to Lu Xun for help ONLY when he lost 鬼门关 to Liu Bei☠️ Lu Xun proved himself when he asked Sun Quan to temporarily remove the position of 大都督 as there were no wars at the moment, and then automatically resigned from his own position of 副都督 as well, choosing to go home and study instead.

But now that war has reached Sun Quan, Lu Xun automatically comes out from his place of comfort just to help Sun Quan and give advice. And in my opinion, his skill level 不下于周瑜鲁肃二人。Sun Quan really shouldve considered this instead of immediately throwing him in jail without any consideration.

[chupenguin]

Delico's Nursery Concept: as kids, Henrique and Kate were total opposites. Few people know, but Lucia and Elena look and behave more like their mother when she was young than like their father