Why does Lu Xun say that Baicao Garden is my paradise in From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore?

Because the various flowers, plants and insects in the Baicao Garden brought the author unlimited enjoyment and were very attractive to a child, it is said that the Baicao Garden was Lu Xun's childhood paradise. ?

"From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore" is a retrospective essay about his interesting childhood life written by Lu Xun in 1926. This article was included in "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk". The full text describes two major scenic spots with different tones and moods: Baicao Garden and Sanwei Bookstore.

The author writes about Baicao Garden, focusing on "fun", using line drawing techniques and simple and vivid words to describe a children's paradise with endless fun, interspersed with the legend of "Beautiful Snake" and winter snow. The story of catching birds on the ground combines movement and stillness.

Extended information:

The taste of Sanwei Bookstore is completely different. Due to different understandings of it, there are also many guesses about the theme of the work and the author's creative intention. Some people believe that the Sanwei Bookstore outlined by Lu Xun is a feudal prison, a place where children are imprisoned physically and mentally. Therefore, they conclude that the author intends to criticize the feudal education system.

Sanwei Bookstore is a private school. As the work says, "it is known as the most severe book school in the city." It looks very old, and the so-called "Three Flavors" are actually three types of books: Classics, History, and Confucian Classics;

The name "Sanwei Bookstore" clearly reflects the purpose and education of this private school. content. In the work, the author Lu Xun vividly describes the stale smell of Sanwei Bookstore. When students enter school, they first salute the tablet of Confucius, and then pay homage to their teacher. They can only concentrate on studying scriptures