Who are the Geminis known as China's modern literary world?

The beginning of China's modern history is a turbulent era. During this period, the country was busy dealing with the invasion of western countries and the domestic unification war, which can be said to be social unrest at home and abroad. But every turbulent period breeds a very prosperous civilization. Therefore, in the modern history of our country, a very outstanding and world-renowned great writer was born. Among them, two people are called the Gemini in China's modern literary world, namely Lu Xun and Guo Moruo. In the ranking of China's literary world, Guo Moruo has always been second only to Lu Xun.

1. Guo Moruo's Achievements Guo Moruo is a figure that everyone in China's modern literary world must face squarely. Although people's evaluation of Guo Moruo is quite controversial now, he is unparalleled only in terms of literary achievements. Moreover, his literary works cover a wide range, including historical antiques, literature and art, etc. Moreover, Guo Moruo's works can make Chinese people reflect on the future cultural development direction of China. Therefore, I think it is incorrect for such a person who has made brilliant achievements in several fields to criticize Guo Moruo in recent years.

Second, the literary position of Lu Xun Lu Xun is the first founder of modern literature in China and an insurmountable mountain. Lu Xun was originally a doctor who saved human beings from diseases, but he later discovered that mental diseases are more difficult to cure than physical diseases. So he put down the scalpel, picked up a pen and became a proud and peerless writer. The fundamental purpose of his works is to change the ideological inferiority of the domestic masses and revive the glory of China. So this determines the ideological depth and extraordinary value of his works. So in recent years, many writers are imitating Lu Xun, but they have never surpassed Lu Xun.

Third, the literary duo Guo Moruo and Lu Xun have made extraordinary contributions to China's modern literary world, but these two writers have been criticized in recent years, and even some scholars have adopted a frivolous attitude towards their works, which is very undesirable. We should study modern literature with a scientific and rigorous attitude.