For 10 points, identify this story about an idler from Weichuang who rationalizes defeats as "spiritual victories", a work of Lu Xun.
The protagonist of this story is disgusted when he learns that people from a bigger town call a "long bench" a "straight bench", and also refuses to say the words "ringworm", "bright", or "light". Its protagonist harasses a nun from the Convent of Quiet Self-Improvement after losing a fight to Whiskers Wang; later, he shouts "Sleep with me!" at the maid Amah Wu, causing him to be kicked out of the Chao household. At the end of this story, its title character is too preoccupied drawing a perfect circle to realize he's being executed. Its title character also hates on the "Imitation Foreign Devil" and attempts to join the Xinhai revolution. For 10 points, identify this story about an idler from Weichuang who rationalizes defeats as "spiritual victories", a work of Lu Xun.
The protagonist of this story is disgusted when he learns that people from a bigger town call a "long bench" a "straight bench", and also refuses to say the words "ringworm", "bright", or "light".
"The True Story of Ah Q"