The title character of this work claims he stepped on a man's account sheets twenty years ago and finds ""Virtue and Morality" scrawled all over pages of history books.
The title character of this work claims he stepped on a man's account sheets twenty years ago and finds ""Virtue and Morality" scrawled all over pages of history books. The work ends with the poignant plea, "Save the children!" and opens with the image of a very bright moon. the narrator reads the journal of an old friend wherein he reveals his fear that everyone in his village, including his brother, is preparing to eat him, symbolizing how Confucian values eat away at the individual. For 10 points, name this influential story of the New Culture movement, the first in Lu Xun's Call to Arms, which shares its title with a Gogol work.
The title character of this work claims he stepped on a man's account sheets twenty years ago and finds ""Virtue and Morality" scrawled all over pages of history books.
A {Madman's Diary} or {Diary} of a {Madman}