Lu Xun was a great writer and scholar, and is widely regarded as the father of modern Chinese literature. Lu Xun's wife, Xu Guangping, donated the scholar's former residences to the State following his death and they have since been converted into the Lu Xun Museum and have been classified as Protected Buildings. The Museum is beautiful and features a bronze bust of Lu Xun himself. The Lu Xun Museum now houses an impressive 30,000 cultural relics, the majority of which actually belonged to Lu Xun, including manuscripts, letters and diaries. Also on display is Lu Xun's personal collection of antique books, paintings and bricks from the Han Dynasty not to mention his epitaph rubbings. It is a great exhibition that presents the life of the famous scholar in an interesting and entertaining fashion. It will be easy to see why Lu Xun is sometimes referred to as the "General of Chinese Cultural Revolution".The Lu Xun Museum was officially opened in 1956 marking the 20th Anniversary of the scholars death.
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