What kind of person is Mr. Fujino?

Mr. Fujino is a man with noble qualities, such as being serious and responsible, rigorous in his studies, enthusiastic and caring, honest and sincere, and free from national prejudice.

Mr. Fujino's personality is mainly reflected in four things in the article Mr. Fujino:

1. Mr. Fujino checked and revised the speech I copied from beginning to end. It reflects Mr. Wang's serious and responsible working attitude.

2. Mr. Fujino pointed out the mistakes in the anatomical map drawn by "I". It embodies Mr. Wang's enthusiastic care and rigorous style.

Mr. Fujino is happy and gratified that "I" don't believe in ghosts and gods and dare to dissect the body. It embodies Mr. Wang's integrity, selflessness and sincere work spirit.

4. My husband asked "I" China women to bind their feet. It embodies Mr. Wang's spirit of exploration and seeking truth from facts.

Mr Fujino is a reminiscence essay written by modern writer Lu Xun when he was studying in Xiamen University from 65438 to 0926. In the article, the author recalled his study abroad in Sendai Medical College in Japan and expressed his deep nostalgia.

Creative background:

1902 In April, Lu Xun was 22 years old. With the ideal of seeking the truth of saving the country and the people, he went to Japan to study and studied Japanese at Hongwen College in Tokyo. /kloc-0 transferred to Sendai in September, 904 to study medicine at Sendai Medical College. Mr Fujino, who graduated from Aichi Medical College, met this Japanese scholar here. Under the influence of Japanese militarism, the Japanese at that time held narrow national prejudice against the people of China. But Mr. Fujino is not like this. He didn't discriminate against Lu Xun from a weak country, cherished it more, and had a great influence on Lu Xun with his noble quality.

This article was written in 1926 10 6 12. At that time, Lu Xun, the author, was persecuted by the Northern Warlords and their imperial literati and went south from Beijing to teach at Xiamen University. The author wrote this article in memory of Mr. Fujino. This article was originally published in the 23rd issue of Mangyuan, a bimonthly magazine published in the same year1February.

Appreciation of works:

In memory of Mr. Fujino, the author praised Mr. Fujino's great character, integrity, enthusiasm and noble qualities without national prejudice, and reviewed the process of exploring the road of saving the country and changing his thoughts during his study in Japan: for the future and destiny of the motherland, he resolutely gave up studying medicine with his beloved teacher, Fujino, abandoned the reformist road of saving the country through science, engaged in literary and artistic movements and awakened the people's revolution; So as to motivate themselves to never forget the original intention of the revolution and fight the feudal imperialist forces to the end.