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    Lu Xun writes about the impending doom for China because he hates to see the homeland he loves diminish. The Story of Ah Q and The Madman’s Diary are both scornful critiques of Chinese traditions‚ values‚ customs and ways of life. He is able to express his underlying text by the uses of irony and symbolism. . The Story of Ah Q and The Madman’s Diary are both prime examples of Lu Xun’s work that forewarns the citizens of China that the traditional way of life will lead the entire nation to a impending

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    Lu Xun’s Medicine

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    In Lu Xun’s Medicine it is implied that in the early 1900’s the Chinese (at least in the village) believe that blood directly relates to the soul. And if the blood of a person with a good soul in ingested by a sick person then the sick person will be cured. In the story Medicine a little boy named Little Bolt has tuberculosis. In the story you can tell that his family tries everything to cure him‚ they event tried the “guarantied cure” which is a mantou (roll) that is covered with the blood that

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    Ah-Q By Lu Xun

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    musician chooses each word‚ stroke‚ and lyric with strong intent. Lu Xun‚ a pivotal contributor to modern Chinese literature in the 20th century‚ is no different. He makes decisions of word choice in how his characters are named and addressed by their fellow characters. Naming characters is a way of indirectly applying symbolism and metaphors to the life of the individual with the goal of emphasizing a certain theme of the story. Lu Xun not only applies certain names to his characters to draw attention

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    In Legend by Marie Lu‚ the author uses flashbacks to show symbolism‚ foreshadowing‚ and the importance of the pendant to Day. At this point in the story‚ Day is still locked up and June feels that the Republic is untrustworthy. June has just brought Day the pendant that he lost a while back outside the hospital trying to steal plague medicine. As soon as Day sees the pendant he is surprised and happy‚ and then remembers his life when his dad was still around. In days flashback he remembers the first

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    Marie Lu Research Paper

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    Marie Lu is a dystopian novelist whose life began with a very surprising start. Her given name is Xiwei Lu‚ and she was born in Wuxi‚ China on July 11‚ 1984. When she was just five years old‚ she migrated to the United States after the Tiananmen Massacre‚ and settled with her family in Georgia. Marie finished her first full manuscript when she was just fourteen‚ and has kept a steady interest in the dystopian and/or sci-fi genre. Immediately after Marie Lu’s graduation at the Southern University

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    Marie Lu Legend Quotes

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    Characterization - In the book “Legend” by Marie Lu‚ I would like to have Day be my best friend out of all of the characters. Day has been nothing but caring throughout the whole book to Tess and other characters such as June and his little brother Eden‚ which is a characteristic that I really admire about Day. An illustration as to where Day was caring to Tess was when he met Tess for the first time. Day was on the streets by himself when he saw her in an alleyway. He called out to her and she

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    Db Topic Lu

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    Hello Class‚ I hope you enjoy reading my post According to the article acculturation “is the acquisition of the cultural elements of the dominant society—language‚ food choice‚ dress‚ music‚ sports‚ etc.—w as the process by which assimilation was to be achieved‚” (p. 369). This being said I agree with the author’s posture on acculturation to an extent because I feel like there is much to discuss when looking at the effects of acculturation. This is a something that is seen in the United

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    Selections from Lu Hsun 2) Sun Yat-sen: deBary‚ Sources II‚ 320-30 Main Critical Reading Question to be addressed in the paper: How Sun Yat-sen’s and Lu Hsun’s ideas of culturally advancing China were different from each other and why such differences would happen in the first place. A Comparative Study of Lu Hsun’s And Sun Yat-sen’s Ideas of Advancing China in a Cultural Sense China in the early twentieth century witnessed the rise of two giants‚ Sun Yat-sen in politics and Lu Hsun in literature

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    Prodigy The Book Prodigy by Marie Lu was about the main characters June and Day. They are different from all of the characters because they are running from the government so that they don’t get captured. After June helped Day escape the prison that he was in. So they were hiding wherever they could so that they were not found. In the beginning of the book June and Day are on a train trying to escape from the government and get away from where they think they are. Day is also have nightmares ever

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    1. In the novel Legend‚ the author‚ Marie Lu uses a literary technique called irony. The effect of Irony on the reader in this context can make a plot twist much more interesting. At this point in the story June Iparis‚ the only person in the entire republic to get a perfect score on the trial is in Batalla hall disguising herself as a street beggar. She needs to do this so that her target‚ Day‚ will not notice that she works for the government. June is about to depart on her classified mission when

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