Chang and the change of the author's feelings towards Chang in Shan Hai Jing.

First, I don't admire it very much, then I pay tribute, then I hate it, then I pay a new tribute, and finally I miss and wish. This article describes Lu Xun's childhood with Chang, and describes his mother's kindness, simple superstition, nagging, and "it's troublesome manners to have a full stomach".

I am full of respect and gratitude to her for looking for a long-awaited picture scroll "Shan Hai Jing", expressing my sincere mourning for this working woman and deep nostalgia for her young and ignorant time. The full-text language is plain and vivid, revealing true feelings everywhere, and bringing readers into the world of childhood authors without any pretentious narration makes people feel particularly amiable.

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This article is a retrospective essay written by Lu Xun in Xiamen on September 1926. It was first published in the semi-monthly Mangyuan,No. 19, and wrote a subtitle "Reviving the Six Past" at the bottom of the article. Later, Lu Xun compiled it and nine other articles in Memories of Time Past into a collection of essays.

1926, 18 In March, the Beiyang warlord government shot and killed progressive students. Lu Xun was wanted by the reactionary government and had to teach at Xiamen University. Later, because of the exclusion of conservative forces, the author didn't want to think about the present, so he could only write some articles to console himself by recalling his teenage life.

So I wrote a collection of reminiscence essays, "Morning Flowers and Evening Picks" (* * * ten essays). This article is the second article of Flowers in the Morning, which recalls a period of life when I was a child and I got along with Chang, a female worker at home.