Hello everyone, I am Lantai.
Today Lantai will introduce to you the contributions made by Lu Xun and the Lu Xun family to the cause of Sino-Japanese friendship.
Lantai would like to first state here that what we oppose are Japanese right-wing politicians who never reflect on their guilt in World War II and insist on visiting the Yasukuni Shrine and the right-wing fascist ideas of Japanese people.
The country has always adhered to Sino-Japanese friendship. Similarly, Japan also has a large number of left-wing progressives, such as the former Shino Japanese veterans, the Japanese Awakening Alliance who took the initiative to stand up against Japanese aggression during World War II, etc. The country has always pursued It is Japan’s right-wing politicians and popular fascist ideas that really undermine the Sino-Japanese friendship.
Similarly, Mr. Lu Xun’s interactions with Japanese friends, and Lu Xun’s descendants studying, living and working in Japan, all show that Mr. Lu Xun and his family also practice Sino-Japanese friendship, nothing more.
Bust of Lu Xun in Sendai, Japan
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Lu Xun not only has huge influence in China, but also in Japan. Lu Xun had an indissoluble bond with Japan throughout his life. He studied, wrote, and lived in Japan, and had close contacts with Japanese academic circles.
Japanese media once reported that the mother of Kenzaburo Oe, the Japanese Nobel Prize winner for literature , once said to him: "I still hope that you can become a novelist like Teacher Lu Xun and be able to write novels such as "Hometown " "What's the matter with you? Why don't you even have a fragment of hope?"
And Oe Kenzaburo's feeling is: "I have been thinking about Lu Xun all my life."
From 1904 to 1906, Lu Xun went there. Studying at Tohoku University predecessor Sendai Medical College in Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. During this period, he formed a deep teacher-student friendship with Professor Fujino Yankuro.
Similarly, when Mr. Lu Xun was in Shanghai, he forged a deep friendship with Mr. Uchiyama Wanzao, the owner of Shanghai Uchiyama Bookstore. uchiyama Bookstore also played an important role during Lu Xun's life in Shanghai, and even became a member of the Chinese left wing for a time. A gathering place for cultural people.
It can be said that Mr. Lu Xun is the most famous and influential Chinese writer in Japan; and Mr. Lu Xun's influence also paved the way for Lu Xun's descendants to study and live in Japan.
Mr. Zhou Haiying
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As we all know, Mr. Lu Xun had two wives in his life, Zhu An and Xu Guangping .
Zhu An was Lu Xun's first wife and the product of arranged marriages that were popular at the time; and Xu Guangping was Lu Xun's true lover.
Lu Xun and Ms. Xu Guangping had only one child. When the child was born, Mr. Lu Xun was already 48 years old. As a middle-aged man, he was very happy about the birth of his son. So Mr. Lu Xun named his son Zhou Haiying, and Zhou Haiying also It became one of the few joys of life for Mr. Lu Xun in his later years.
Zhou Haiying does not have many memories of Lu Xun. In his impression, Lu Xun was a kind father. Just as Xu Guangping wrote in "Mr. Lu Xun and Haiying": "Let nature take its course and try not to give him too many blows." , or even unwilling to go against his liking, unless it is to a certain extent that is extremely intolerable and unreasonable." In this environment, Zhou Haiying lived a very happy life.
Unfortunately, happy days are always short-lived. Lu Xun died of illness when Zhou Haiying was 7 years old.
Mr. Zhou Haiying's greatest honor in his life is that he is fortunate to be Mr. Lu Xun's son, but this is also the cross of his life.
Due to Lu Xun's reputation and his left-leaning political stance, Xu Guangping and Zhou Haiying were not liked by the media controlled by the Kuomintang. The media in Nanjing and Shanghai did not say that Xu Guangping was a "concubine" (Lu Xun and his first wife Zhu An were not officially divorced) ), that is to say, Zhou Haiying is Lu Xun’s illegitimate son.
When Zhou Haiying was a little older, these newspapers spread rumors that Zhou Haiying had a fierce quarrel with Zhu An over Mr. Lu Xun's real estate in Beijing. In fact, Zhu An had already said that all his inheritance would be left to Zhou Haiying after his death; because in Zhu An It seems that Zhou Haiying is also her child (she is Lu Xun's first wife after all).
It was precisely because Zhou Haiying lived in such a bad public opinion environment since he was a child that he originally loved literature and determined to study radio. At the same time, after Ms. Zhu An passed away, Zhou Haiying also decided to donate all Mr. Lu Xun’s inheritance in Beijing to new China.
Mr. Zhou Haiying’s thoughts are also easy to understand: Aren’t you spreading rumors that I covet my father’s inheritance? I donated them all.
In 1952, Zhou Haiying was admitted to the Department of Physics of Peking University to study radio major. From then on, he embarked on a completely different path as a science student from his father.
Zhou Haiying has three sons and one daughter. It’s a coincidence that they are all related to Japan.
Lu Xun’s eldest grandson Zhou Lingfei
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Zhou Haiying’s eldest son, Lu Xun’s eldest grandson, is called Zhou Lingfei. He was born in Beijing in 1953.
Zhou Lingfei, like Zhou Haiying, has been imprisoned by the aura of "Lu Xun's grandson" since childhood. When Zhou Lingfei was in elementary school, every time he taught Lu Xun's text, the teacher would always call Zhou Lingfei and say to him sincerely: "Mr. Lu Xun is great. , as his eldest grandson, if you want to inherit his mantle, your composition must be excellent and don't make others laugh. "
Zhou Lingfei would secretly roll his eyes with his classmates after listening to it. Because of this kind of pressure, Zhou Lingfei has been growing up since he was a child. It seems very rebellious.
Zhou Lingfei seems to be competing with someone every step of his life.
In 1968, Zhou Haiying originally arranged for Zhou Lingfei to join the factory as a worker, but Zhou Lingfei refused to accept his father's arrangement and chose to become a soldier. Because he was the grandson of Lu Xun, the recruiting cadres were worried that he would not be able to endure hardship and did not want him. So he insisted After much hard work, the recruiting cadres were finally moved by Zhou Lingfei and agreed that Zhou Lingfei, who had not yet graduated from junior high school, would join the army.
When he arrived in the army, the head of the army originally arranged for Zhou Lingfei to be a hygienist. The reason was that studying medicine was Mr. Lu Xun’s unfinished dream. Originally, being a technician or a hygienist in the army was a preferential treatment, but when Zhou Lingfei heard "Lu Xun", he quit and insisted on He wanted to join the company as a soldier, but in the end he had no choice but to arrange for Zhou Lingfei to join the company as an ordinary soldier.
Although Zhou Lingfei has worked very hard in the army, he still feels that he can't get rid of the aura of "Lu Xun's grandson", because every time he is praised by the leader, he will be mentioned that he is Lu Xun's eldest grandson, so don't live up to this status; similarly, every time Every time he was criticized, the leader would also mention his identity as Lu Xun's eldest grandson, and ask him not to live up to this identity.
This made Zhou Lingfei particularly want to go to a place where no one knew who he was.
At this time, it coincided with the reform and opening up. Many left-wing people in Japan expressed their willingness to sponsor Lu Xun's descendants to study in Japan. After all, Mr. Lu Xun also studied in Japan.
Zhou Lingfei actually did not want to go abroad at that time. He was already preparing to take the and Peking University exams. However, when he thought about it, no one would know that he was Lu Xun's grandson when he went to Japan, so he expressed his willingness to receive funding to study in Japan.
Just like that, in 1980, Zhou Lingfei went through the procedures for changing his job and chose to study in Japan.
The period of studying in Japan was probably the freest and happiest period of Zhou Lingfei's life. No one will ever stand up and point at him and say: "You are Mr. Lu Xun's grandson, don't live up to this status."
It was also while studying in Japan that Zhou Lingfei met the love of his life, Zhang Chunhua. Zhang Chunhua was from Taiwan Province of China and was Zhou Lingfei's classmate.
Zhou Lingfei soon launched a strong pursuit of Zhang Chunhua. Not long after the two fell in love, they decided to get married. However, Zhang Chunhua came from a very conservative family and insisted that Zhou Lingfei and Zhang Chunhua go to Taiwan Province to hold a wedding. For the sake of love, Zhou Lingfei resolutely boarded the plane to Taiwan.
This caused an uproar at the time.
Now it seems that Mr. Zhou Lingfei's decision back then was a bit reckless and hasty. There is a better solution. At least he could notify his parents in advance.
However, the reason why Zhou Lingfei decided to be so reckless was actually because he had carried the cross of "Lu Xun's grandson" for too long and was too rebellious.
Fortunately, in 1999, Zhou Lingfei returned to mainland China and began to work on the dissemination and popularization of Lu Xun culture. Instead of resisting his genes and responsibilities, he chose to embrace them.
Zhou Haiying’s second son, Zhou Yifei, chose to go into business in the 1990s and now runs a cultural media company and an e-commerce company in Beijing. However, Lantai’s online search revealed that Mr. Zhou Yifei is only a shareholder of these two companies. rather than the actual controller.
Zhou Haiying’s third son Zhou Lingyi also followed his brother and sister and later went to Japan to study. After graduation, he worked as a cameraman for the Beijing Office of the Japan Broadcasting Society for a long time and engaged in photography work. At present, he seems to live in Beijing and Japan. .
Lu Xun's only granddaughter, Zhou Ning, met the Japanese Masamichi Tanaka while studying in Japan with her brother Zhou Lingfei. After getting married, they settled in Japan and gave birth to twin daughters. Both are also currently working for travel companies in Tokyo.
Family portraits of Lu Xun’s descendants
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The above is the situation of Mr. Lu Xun and his descendants. It can be said that Mr. Lu Xun’s descendants are all ordinary people at present, and no one is particularly outstanding. Some friends may have feelings for Mr. Lu Xun’s grandson and his descendants. There are different views on my granddaughter going to study and work in Japan, but please think about it carefully. They all went to Japan to study in the 1980s when China and Japan were the most friendly.
What's more, Mr. Lu Xun still has a monument and a bust in the Sendai City Museum, the largest city in Northeast Japan. In addition, there are "Sendai Lu Xun Research Association" and "Sendai Mr. Lu Xun Honoring Association" in Sendai, Japan. These are very popular in Japan. It is a high-profile private institution. Under such circumstances, it is normal for Mr. Lu Xun’s descendants to study and work in Japan.
The most outrageous of Mr. Lu Xun’s grandchildren was his eldest grandson Zhou Lingfei. At that time, he went to Taiwan Province to get married. However, except for getting married, Zhou Lingfei did not say anything outrageous or do anything outrageous in Taiwan Province.
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