A Lu Hsün Reader

A foundational text for students of advanced Chinese, this "A Lu Hsün Reader" compiles some of the most celebrated colloquial stories by Lu Xun (1881-1936), a towering figure of the Chinese Literary Revolution. Lu Xun (also known as Lu Hsun in the Wade-Giles romanization used in the title) was instrumental in modernizing Chinese literature, and his works remain essential for understanding the cultural and intellectual shifts of early 20th-century China. This invaluable volume, published by Far Eastern Publications of Yale University, is expertly edited and annotated by William Lyell, Jr. of Ohio State University. Lyell provides a comprehensive introduction to Lu Xun and his profound impact, complementing each selection with copious English notes designed to assist students of advanced Chinese. The collection is specifically geared towards readers who wish to gain a deeper appreciation of one of the giants of Chinese literature. Notably, the Chinese texts within are printed in simplified characters, making this an accessible and practical resource for contemporary study. This paperback copy is offered in Good condition. A solid, well-preserved volume suitable for study and reference.

• Author: Lu, Xun
• Publisher: Far Eastern Publications, Yale University
• Year: 1983
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Good
• ISBN: 9780887100468