Applications of Diary of a Madman in Our Society

The application of "madman's diary" in our society is like other good literature. It can also be regarded as criticism of today's world. However, the relationship between the story and the modern world is hard to understand superficially. To see similarities, we need to deepen further. Once people have considered the symbolic meaning being used, it is clear that this story relates to today's world, like the world written by Lu Xun.

A slight image drawn by Lou Shun's "Madman's Diary" shows an example of society, emphasizes obedience to authority, and finally observes tradition. Lu Xun suffered from the idea that society is constantly being operated and controlled by the masses. His story "Madman's Diary" not only fails but also gives a representation of culture that destroys their own failures over and over again due to the nature of human homosexuality.

"Madman's diary" is like literature often used in our society, not only at the time of writing, but also for criticism of today's world. The relationship between the story and the modern world is not easy to see on the surface. In order to see similarities, we need to dig deeper. Once the symbolic meaning being used is examined, it is clear that this story relates to today's world as Lu Xun wrote.

After reading "Madman's Diary" of Lu Xun and Gogol, it is obvious that the way of writing Lu Xun 's "Madman's Diary" and selection of themes will be influenced by Gogol's "madman's diary", but Lu Xun shows it It is. This story emphasizes the theme more penetrating and well-designed way. Before we clarify how Lu Xun integrated Gogol's idea into his work, we first looked up the relationship between Lu Xun and Gogol. Lu Xun's writing career began with his indignation and sharpness about China's underdeveloped and corrupt tradition. Therefore, he advocates people to learn from abroad. He also read the work of many foreign writers and introduced them to Chinese readers. Among these writers, Gogol is his most admired person. From February 1935, he translated Gogol 's work "The Spirit of the Ghost" (εË) and then translated his other works "A Nose" (* @ q) and "Peeping Fruits". Gorie "(0/00 Êoe) ÷ -" æV "

Lu Xun, two articles of the madman's diary and "vacation", reveals the essence and root of feudalism and criticizes the traditional idea of ​​conservatism and rigidity. In this article we discuss the criticism of Chinese society in these two pieces of work and link it with the special historical background of the cultural revolution. A madman's diary explains the psychological activities and state of a madman in the form of a diary. In this way, the author could metaphor the feudalism which seems to be somehow good but is almost persecuted.