Through Lu Xun's works and life, this episode vividly demonstrates his profound criticism of the society at that time and his inner contradictions.

In this episode, we explore in detail Lu Xun’s mental journey after realizing the numbness of the national spirit and the bleak future of the country.His sense of despair stems from his deep concern for the fate of his country and nation, which is deeply reflected in his works.Through works such as "Showing the Public" and "Medicine", we can see Lu Xun's indifference to the people watching executions and his superstitious depiction of %human blood steamed buns. These plots reveal his sharp criticism of the current social situation and hisA profound reflection on national character.

Lu Xun's despair was not entirely negative.On the contrary, it inspired his determination to use the pen as a weapon for spiritual enlightenment.In this episode, we will tell how Lu Xun turned from his medical dream to literary creation, hoping to awaken the people through writing and change the mental outlook of the nation.This transformation of his, and his continued exploration and expression of social criticism in his literary creations, become the focus of this episode.

In addition, the program will also touch on Lu Xun's literary innovation and challenge to traditional constraints.He had the courage to break through the framework of traditional literature, depict social reality with a unique perspective and profound writing style, and became one of the founders of modern Chinese literature.At the same time, his status and influence in the cultural world cannot be ignored. He became a spiritual mentor of that era, leading Chinese youth towards awakening.

Through Lu Xun's personal experience and ideological evolution, the audience can have a deeper understanding of why he is called the "national soul" and how his works become a mirror that reflects and criticizes the old Chinese society.