Reflection of Cannibalistic Societies through Diary of a Madman And the Correlation to Today's Society

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.

As Winkleman said in the novel "The Madman's Diary", "I never never knew" (293). Winkleman 's purpose in "Madman's Diary" is to point out the inherent incompleteness of human beings. Wrinkleman's creation by Moore can be used not only as a pseudonym but also as a quasi-novel forum where authors can express their opinions. Stealing refers to using other people's speech or ideas without revealing the source. Plagiarism, whether intentional or not, may lead to course failures or university dismissal. To avoid theft, please quote text and check your sources on the Works reference page. Always cite direct quotes (see below). When using other people's ideas or explaining others, just do not rearrange the words. Instead, be sure to use your own sentence styles and languages ​​and use text quotations to check the source. Then list the publications or sources you referred to on the Works Cited page.