Lu Xun

This film (drama)Also known as鲁迅，is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex，At2005Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin, Shanghainese, Japanese，Current Douban rating7.5(For reference only)。

With a cold glare against the pointing fingers of a thousand people, bowing his head to be a humble ox for the young. In the late 19th century, in the water towns of Jiangnan, a person who would later hold an important position in Chinese culture was born—Lu Xun (played by Pu Cunxin). Having experienced the ups and downs of life and witnessed the dark side of humanity, Lu Xun, along with his wife Xu Guangping (played by Zhang Yu), arrived in Shanghai in 1933 to spend the last part of their lives. On a perilous night of heavy rain, Ding Ling and Pan Zinian were kidnapped by reactionaries. Qu Qiubai, who narrowly escaped, sought help from Lu Xun, while Yang Xingfo, the head of the Democratic Rights Association, raised his arm and called for their immediate release and severe punishment for the instigators of the kidnapping. Accustomed to but still resisting the darkness of the day, Lu Xun walked calmly through the treacherous streets of Shanghai, holding his young son Haiying's hand. In broad daylight, Yang Xingfo was murdered in the street. Having seen too many deaths of those younger than himself, Lu Xun mourned the deceased without tears or sorrow, condemning the selfish and malicious rulers driven by greed. Although Qu Qiubai, who was temporarily sheltered, escaped this calamity, his life would also be sacrificed for the great revolutionary cause before dawn arrived. The public display of decapitation and the bloodstained steamed buns is the greatest misfortune for the Chinese people...