Most of Lu Xun's works are critical or something.

Hit the nail on the head Among the modern writers in China, no one has such a profound and specific understanding of the traditional culture of China, and no one has such a persistent and sharp criticism of the traditional culture of China like Lu Xun. Mr. Lu Xun's attack on feudal ethics attracted me deeply, which is the charm of his article.

In Diary of a Madman, people can't help admiring their husbands when they see the society where people eat people in feudal ethics.

In Medicine, people feel that people who have been ruled by feudalism for a long time have become ignorant and numb, which makes people lament the ignorance of the people.

Hometown shows people how an innocent, honest and brave teenager has become a numb puppet, which makes people further realize the spiritual harm caused by feudal rule to the people.

Mr. Lu Xun hates bullies even more. He once pointed out angrily, "the brave are angry, the fearful are angry, and they are angry with the weak."