This author introduced his motif of "those who can talk but cannot act" in two stories depicting dialogues between famous philosophers, "Leaving the Pass" and "Resurrecting the Dead."  Time spent at medical school inspired an attempt to reconcile Darwinian thought with his nation's history, "Gathering Vetch," as well the essay "Mr. Fujino," which appears in Dawn Blossoms Plucked at Dusk.  One of his better-known works depicts an alcoholic failed student who refuses to enter the working class, while another protagonist takes pleasure at being shitkicked by an important official and later molests a nun.  In addition to "Kong Yiji," this writer responded to Ibsen with After Nora Left, while his
This author introduced his motif of "those who can talk but cannot act" in two stories depicting dialogues between famous philosophers, "Leaving the Pass" and "Resurrecting the Dead."  Time spent at medical school inspired an attempt to reconcile Darwinian thought with his nation's history, "Gathering Vetch," as well the essay "Mr. Fujino," which appears in Dawn Blossoms Plucked at Dusk.  One of his better-known works depicts an alcoholic failed student who refuses to enter the working class, while another protagonist takes pleasure at being shitkicked by an important official and later molests a nun.  In addition to "Kong Yiji," this writer responded to Ibsen with After Nora Left, while his most famous work denounced feudalism by focusing on the titular character's fear of cannibalism.  Publishing A Call to Arms and becoming a symbol of the May Fourth Movement, FTP, identify this author of A Madman's Diary and "The True Story of Ah Q," considered by many the father of modern Chinese  literature.
This author introduced his motif of "those who can talk but cannot act" in two stories depicting dialogues between famous philosophers, "Leaving the Pass" and "Resurrecting the Dead."  
{Lu} Xun or {Lu} Hsun or {Zhou} Shuren (5) [CR]