What is the name of Mr. Lu Xun's niece?

Born in May 1926 and died in May 1984 10, Shaoxing, Zhejiang, the eldest daughter of Lu Xun's third brother Zhou and Wang Yunru, and the niece of Mr. Lu Xun.

Zhou Ye was born in Ximen. When Lu Xun died, she was only 10 years old. My Uncle Mr. Lu Xun is an article written by Zhou Ye recalling his uncle. Written on the ninth anniversary of Lu Xun's death (1945), it was included in the first volume of Grade 6 of People's Education Press, the first lesson of Unit 5 of Grade 6 of Beijing Normal University Press, the 38th lesson of People's Education Press, and 18.

In his later years, Zhou dictated, wrote and published the book The Decline of Lu Xun's Old Family.

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My Uncle Lu Xun and My Uncle Lu Xun Theme: This article is a commemorative article written by Zhou Ye in memory of his uncle. By recalling several things that left a deep impression on his uncle, Mr. Lu Xun, it shows that Mr. Lu Xun is a person who has a clear love and hate, seldom thinks about himself and others, and expresses the author's great memory, love and admiration for Mr. Lu Xun.

(See lesson 18 in the first volume of the sixth grade Chinese textbook published by People's Education Commission, lesson 17 in Unit 5 in the first volume of the sixth grade Chinese published by Beijing Normal University, lesson 17 in the second volume of the sixth grade Chinese published by S, lesson 23 in the second volume of the sixth grade Chinese published by the curriculum reform, and lesson 10 in the first volume of the sixth grade Chinese published by Hebei Education Press.

The Decline of Lu Xun's Old Family In his later years, Zhou wrote and dictated and published the book The Decline of Lu Xun's Old Family. This book introduces the family background of the Zhou family, with detailed genealogy of the Zhou family and related figures. "Weeks in Memory" records the decline track of Zhou family and the growth track of Lu Xun's three brothers from his own perspective.

This book provides a lot of real and vivid materials for the study of Lu Xun, and it is also very interesting to read.

Lu Xun's family members

Zhou: Lu Xun's grandfather (1838- 1904), whose real name was Zhifu, was later renamed Fuqing, and his name was Zhensheng. First, he was the first in Meixian County, and he was an academician. He was once released as the magistrate of Jinxi county, Jiangxi province, and was imprisoned for the imperial examination case, which made the Zhou family begin to decline. Zhou's Advocating and Practicing Free Reading is Lu Xun's.

Jiang: Lu Xun's stepgrandmother (1842- 19 10), Zhou's stepwife and stepmother. When she died, Lu Xun personally arranged her funeral. She is humorous and often tells Lu Xun folk stories and inspires him with folk culture. At the same time, her forbearing personality left an unforgettable impression on Lu Xun.

Pan Dafeng: Lu Xun's grandmother (or Aunt Pan) and Zhou's concubine.

Zhou Boyi: Lu Xun's father (1861-1896), whose real name is Zhou Fengyi, whose name is Bo Yi.

He is open-minded and a sympathizer of the Westernization Movement.

Later, he was entangled in the disease, which made Lu Xun suffer the hardships of life.

He Shi: Lu Xun's grandmother, a native of Gaofu Town, Huiji County, was edited by his father He Wei, the Imperial Academy.

Lu Rui: Lu Xun's mother (1858— 1943) is kind and resolute, kind and brave, and has a relatively open mind, which has a great influence on Lu Xun.

Zhou Zuoren: Lu Xun's second brother (1885— 1967), formerly known as Zhou Xiashou, is a famous modern essayist.

Duangu: Lu Xun's sister died before she was one year old, about one year older than Zhou Da.

Zhou: Lu Xun's third brother (1888— 1984), formerly known as Zhou Songshou, is a biologist.

Zhou Chunshou: Lu Xun's fourth brother (1892—1898) died of fever at the age of 6.

Zhu An: Lu Xun's lawful wife (1878— 1947), born in Dingjiaxiang, Yinshan, Zhejiang (now Dingxiang Lane, Shaoxing City), married Lu Xun at the age of 25 1906.

She and Lu Xun were nominally married for 20 years, but they were completely single.

Lu Xun's mother's life has been taken care of by her.

Xu Guangping: Lu Xun's lover (1898— 1968), a native of Panyu, Guangdong, was a student of Lu Xun. She took care of Lu Xun for the rest of his life.

Zhou Haiying: son of Lu Xun and Xu Guangping (1929-2011), radio expert.

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