Cry

Cries the first collection of modern literary works by Lu Xun, the founder of modern Chinese literature, is hailed as a groundbreaking classic in the history of modern literature. First published in August 1923 by the New Tide Society at Peking University, it has since been reprinted countless times. The collection includes fourteen novels rich in contemporary significance and revolutionary spirit, such as Diary of a Madman, Kong Yiji, and The Story of Ah Q. The works authentically depict social life from the Xinhai Revolution to the May Fourth Movement era, exposing deep-seated societal contradictions while offering a profound analysis and complete rejection of China's outdated institutions and obsolete traditional values.