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Lu Xun's Heterodoxy Thinking and Traditional Yue Culture

Mou Bo-yong

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Lu Xun has been reproached during and after his lifetime for his so-called heterodoxy thinking, which originates from his firm culture character, unique personality and mode of thinking contrary to the tradition and aesthetic pursuits. This paper will portrait the phenomenon and analyze how Yue Culture has deeply influenced LuXuns culture character.

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Lu Xun has been reproached during and after his lifetime for his so-called heterodoxy thinking, which originates from his firm culture character, unique personality and mode of thinking contrary to the tradition and aesthetic pursuits. This paper will portrait the phenomenon and analyze how Yue Culture has deeply influenced LuXuns culture character.

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Lu Xun has been reproached during and after his lifetime for his so-called heterodoxy thinking, which originates from his firm culture character, unique personality and mode of thinking contrary to the tradition and aesthetic pursuits. This paper will portrait the phenomenon and analyze how Yue Culture has deeply influenced LuXuns culture character.

Key concepts: Heterodoxy, Character (mathematics), Phenomenon, Portrait, Personality, Literature, Aesthetics, Cultural phenomenon

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