Lu Xun's descendants: the only son is mediocre, and the grandson sells popcorn for a living, which is dragged down by his grandfather's blunt words.

Mr. Lu Xun is a famous modern writer and thinker in China. He has written Kong Yiji, Diary of a Madman and other literary works. His writing is not good at beauty and moving, but every sentence is like a sharp knife, stabbing the ugliness of the world at that time. In his articles, there are profound criticisms and "souls" that are deeply buried in the hearts of China people and need to be awakened.

The unique experience of studying in Japan also makes Lu Xun have an unusual position in the hearts of Japanese people, because he is deeply loved by the Chinese and Japanese people, and he and his descendants have become a bridge of friendship between the Chinese and Japanese people.

Although Lu Xun is a literary giant, it is a pity that his son failed to inherit his talent, and his qualification in literature is very mediocre, especially his eldest grandson. Not only was he reduced to selling popcorn for a living, but he was also dragged down by his grandfather Lu Xun's blunt words. Let's take a look at this interesting descendant of Lu Xun.

Lu Xun, formerly known as Zhou, named his only son. It is said that Zhou Haiying was born with dystocia and his mother Xu Guangping was in critical condition. Fortunately, a miracle finally appeared. Xu Guangping and his mother were safe, and Lu Xun succeeded in becoming a father. Although Lu Xun is not good at expressing fatherly love, he has his own unique approach to children's education.

Referring to his previous article "How Do We Be Fathers Now", Lu Xun is determined to be a father in a new era and educate his children into people who dare to say, scold and laugh. Unfortunately, when Zhou Haiying was a child, Lu Xun's physical condition had been deteriorating, and when Zhou Haiying was 8 years old, Lu Xun's life came to an end.

The early death of his father was cruel to Zhou Haiying, of course, but Lu Xun's education didn't make him fall into a panic situation because of losing his father's blessing. However, as the son of Lu Xun, Zhou Haiying is still under great pressure. According to him, he never dares to slack off in his studies. When he wants to be lazy, he is also afraid that others will comment on himself with the eyes of Lu Xun's descendants.

Unfortunately, despite Zhou Haiying's great efforts, his qualifications in literature are very average. In desperation, Zhou Haiying had to devote himself to the radio industry that he was more interested in. From 65438 to 0948, Zhou Haiying successfully entered the radio major in Peking University, and later made suggestions for national affairs.

Zhou Haiying once said that because of his father's education, he became a man who advocated personal struggle. For him, the meaning of life is to become a useful person to the country and society without relying on his father's aura and relying on his own efforts. Zhou Haiying's natural attitude towards life also influenced his eldest son, Zhou Lingfei, the eldest grandson of Lu Xun.

There is no doubt that Zhou Lingfei was doomed from birth, and what happened to his father will happen to himself. However, Zhou Haiying's educational methods are not as good as Lu Xun's, and Zhou Lingfei's psychological quality is not as good as his father's. Therefore, the eyes of people around him and the pressure on him made Zhou Lingfei live in depression all his childhood.

In order to escape this unbearable pressure, Zhou Lingfei secretly came to the army to apply for joining the army. Although he is not old enough to join the army, he achieved his goal with his wit. But what Zhou Lingfei didn't know was that at the time of censorship, his identity had been exposed, and the problem of under-age was also a special care for the face of Lu Xun's descendants.

In the process of studying and working in Japan, Zhou Lingfei met a girl from Taiwan Province, Zhang Chunhua. They got to know each other and soon fell in love. After getting married, Zhou Lingfei made an amazing decision-to go to his wife's hometown to be a son-in-law.

When I went to the local Zhou Lingfei, I completely got rid of the aura of Lu Xun's descendants. This life is free. He also told his wife and friends more than once: "As the grandson of Lu Xun, I was dragged down by my grandfather for the first half of my life, and now I can finally live in my own way."

Although life in a foreign land is free, Zhou Lingfei, who has no talent, still suffers a lot to support his family. Even to make money, he went to the night market to sell popcorn. The hard conditions of life did not make him regret, but he was full of regrets.

None of Lu Xun's descendants worked in literature and medicine, but this did not affect their contribution to the country at all. No matter in what way, as long as you fight for the cause of the people, you are worthy of the identity of Lu Xun's descendants.

Influenced by his family and inspired by China's social development, Zhou Lingfei decided to stay in the mainland, carry forward Lu Xun's deeds, popularize his literary works and inspire young people with Lu Xun's spirit. Now, Zhou Lingfei has become an important member of Lu Xun Cultural Foundation, and he will continue to contribute to the promotion of Lu Xun's spirit in the future.

Genius is not hereditary, and no two geniuses are the same. No matter what kind of aura you wear, the elegance of live high is the greatest meaning of life.