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Brief discussion on extensive and in - depth "borrowing" in Lu Xun's novels——Starting from one of Feng Xue-feng's viewpoints

Ding Zi-yu

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According to the studies on Lu Xun's novels,Madman's Diary is mainly regarded as being obviously borrowed from Gogol's Madman's Diary. In fact,Lu Xun has many borrowings, which are mainly from foreign writers. However,he is unique in his borrowings,and thus his novels are deep in thoughst.

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According to the studies on Lu Xun's novels,Madman's Diary is mainly regarded as being obviously borrowed from Gogol's Madman's Diary. In fact,Lu Xun has many borrowings, which are mainly from foreign writers. However,he is unique in his borrowings,and thus his novels are deep in thoughst.

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According to the studies on Lu Xun's novels,Madman's Diary is mainly regarded as being obviously borrowed from Gogol's Madman's Diary. In fact,Lu Xun has many borrowings, which are mainly from foreign writers. However,he is unique in his borrowings,and thus his novels are deep in thoughst.

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